OpenAI Makes Models Available via AWS Amazon Bedrock

Day after Microsoft deal overhaul, OpenAI expands cloud partnerships to offer models and Codex agent through AWS

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OpenAI announced its models will be available via Amazon Web Services through Amazon Bedrock, with services becoming generally available in the next few weeks.
The partnership allows AWS customers to access OpenAI's models and Codex code-writing agent.
The announcement comes a day after OpenAI revamped its Microsoft relationship to allow serving customers across any cloud provider.

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OpenAI announced its models will be available via Amazon Web Services through Amazon Bedrock, with services becoming generally available in the next few weeks. The partnership allows AWS customers to access OpenAI's models and Codex code-writing agent. The announcement comes a day after OpenAI revamped its Microsoft relationship to allow serving customers across any cloud provider.

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