Google asks FTC to break up Microsoft's cloud deal with OpenAI, the Information says
The conversation happened after the U.S. Federal Trade Commission asked Google about Microsoft's business practices as part of a broader investigation, the report said, citing a person directly involved in the discussion.), also want to host OpenAI's models so that their cloud customers don't need to access Microsoft servers to get access to the startup's technology, the report said.
Google and other competitors have highlighted that these new costs will harm customers, the report said.Scan QR code to install app
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