OpenAI adds models and Codex to Google Cloud for developers
The shift reflects OpenAI’s growing demand for compute resources. After securing a deal with Google Cloud in May 2025 to use its infrastructure, the company began renting Google’s TPUs in July 2025, marking a departure from Nvidia chips. OpenAI’s revenue reached a $10 billion annualized run rate by June 2025, driving the need for diversified cloud partnerships. The latest announcement allows…
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- OpenAI’s models and Codex now available on Google Cloud for developers
- OpenAI uses Google’s TPUs since July 2025, shifting from Nvidia-based infrastructure
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OpenAI brings its models and Codex to Google Cloud customers
cryptobriefing.com · 21 October 2026
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