OpenAI praised the Amazon alliance in a memo, saying that Microsoft limits its ability to reach customers

Gate News message: On April 13, OpenAI praised its alliance with Amazon in a memo, saying that Microsoft “limits its ability to reach customers.” In the memo, Denise Dresser, the newly appointed Chief Revenue Officer at OpenAI, said that the alliance with Amazon is seen as a key growth driver for OpenAI’s enterprise business. To date, Microsoft has not responded to requests for comment on the matter. (CNBC)

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