OpenAI Restructuring Cuts Microsoft Revenue Share

Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 12:20 am

OpenAI is shifting gears by slashing its revenue share to Microsoft amid a corporate restructuring. This move, seemingly straight out of a boardroom plot twist, challenges the long-standing financial arrangement between the two giants. Industry watchers are left smirking at the strategic shake-up and potential ripple effects.

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