Microsoft
Microsoft is the world's largest software company and OpenAI's key partner, embedding GPT models across Copilot, Windows, Office and the Azure cloud. It also builds its own Phi small models and the MAI model line. This page gathers all our coverage of Microsoft's AI moves.

OpenAI launches Frontier Alliance Partners to scale AI agents in business
OpenAI has introduced the Frontier Alliance Partners program, a partner network that will help enterprises move from pilot AI projects to full production systems…

Nuclear LLMs, Chinese benchmarks, and the politics of measurement: highlights from Import AI 446
The new edition of the influential Import AI digest raises three key topics: the use of nuclear energy for data centers, an ambitious Chinese benchmark for AI, and…

Where Tokens Leak in Cursor and How to Deal With It
A developer figured out why the $20-a-month Cursor plan runs out faster than expected and built a custom framework to save tokens. We break down the pricing…

Apple bets on visual intelligence as the foundation of wearables

3-Billion-Parameter Model From Chinese HR Giant Tops HuggingFace Ranking

Google pays cloud providers to switch to its own accelerators

How AI agents for writing code work and what matters to know about them

Alibaba Cloud updates Coding Plan: new Qianwen and GLM models
Alibaba Cloud's Coding Plan platform has gained support for the Qianwen 3.5 and GLM-4.7 language models, intensifying competition in the market for AI developer…

Alibaba Cloud opens access to a multi-model builder for developers
Alibaba's cloud platform has launched the Coding Plan subscription with support for several competing AI models for programming at once — from its own Qwen to Kimi…

Google vice president predicts the demise of two types of AI startups

How Claude Code solved in 40 minutes a task a programmer failed to solve five years ago

Microsoft bets on superconductors to power AI data centers

G42 and Cerebras deploy 8 exaflops of compute power in India

OpenAI lowers planned compute spending to $600 billion
OpenAI has revised its long-term capital spending strategy: instead of its previous ambitions, the company now plans to spend “just” $600 billion on compute…

Reload creates shared memory for AI agents
Startup Reload raised $2.275 million and introduced Epic, its first AI employee, with shared memory for all agents.









