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Microsoft filings suggest "around 70%" of its AI revenue is on OpenAI
ThinkingNews Desk · how this was written
Microsoft’s filings show that the bulk of its artificial-intelligence revenue comes from its partnership with OpenAI, with roughly seventy percent of the AI sales attributed to the OpenAI relationship. The data indicate that OpenAI accounts for more than half of Microsoft’s AI revenue for the most recent fiscal year.
Written from all 3 reports below, not from any single one.
How it was reported
- Hacker News·Microsoft's AI Sales Mostly Come from OpenAI, Disclosures Show
- TechMeme·Filing: Microsoft recorded $24.1B in revenue from OpenAI during the year ended in June, suggesting OpenAI accounted for more than half of Microsoft's AI sales (Bloomberg)
- The Next Web·Microsoft’s AI business is booming. A filing shows most of it is just OpenAI
- Hacker News·Microsoft filings suggest "around 70%" of its AI revenue is on OpenAI
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