OpenAI wasted little time since announcing changes to its partnership with Microsoft this week. The ChatGPT hitmaker is now bringing its models, coding tools, and agentic capabilities to Amazon Web Services (AWS), with a new set of integrations launching on Bedrock — AWS’s platform for building and deploying AI applications.
As TNS contributor Paul Sawers reports, this means AWS customers can now access OpenAI’s models and tools natively within their existing cloud environments, rather than relying on external APIs or Azure-based services. It also places OpenAI’s technology alongside rival models already available on Bedrock, such as those from Anthropic, giving enterprises more flexibility in how they build and deploy AI systems.
The seven-year saga has brought Microsoft and OpenAI countless breakthroughs and flashpoints, with both companies ultimately seeking a path to greater flexibility and freedom. Which of them stands to benefit most from that newfound room to maneuver is up for debate — but AWS is well-positioned to capitalize on the shift.
OpenAI's models, Codex, and agents are now available on AWS Bedrock, following a reset of the Microsoft partnership that ended Azure exclusivity.
OpenAI wasted little time since announcing changes to its partnership with Microsoft on Monday. The ChatGPT hitmaker is now bringing its models, coding tools, and agentic capabilities to Amazon Web Services (AWS), with...
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