Amazon Web Services AWS secure 38 billion seven year partnership with OpenAI to provide immediate and growing access to AWS advanced cloud infrastructure. This seven year partnership enables OpenAI to scale and run generative AI models including ChatGPT using AWS computing resources and helps boost AI infrastructure globally.[2][3]
Key Elements and Infrastructure Details of the Partnership
OpenAI gains instant access to hundreds of thousands of Nvidia GPUs, including the latest GB200 and GB300 accelerators deployed on Amazon EC2 UltraServers optimized for scalable AI training and low-latency inference.[4]
AWS plans full deployment of this infrastructure by the end of 2026, with room for expansion into 2027 and beyond. [10]
The infrastructure supports scaling to tens of millions of CPUs, ideal for agentic AI workloads requiring massive, reliable compute power.[9]
Strategic Cloud Diversification Beyond Microsoft
OpenAI’s exclusive partnership with Microsoft ended early in 2025. This marks OpenAI’s shift to a multi-cloud approach to diversify compute resources, mitigate vendor risks, and optimize hardware utilization. AWS now acts as a co-equal compute provider alongside Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle. [1][5]
Building on Prior Collaborations and Enterprise Applications
OpenAI’s open-weight models were previously integrated into AWS-managed platforms such as Amazon Bedrock and SageMaker, enabling customers in media, healthcare, and fitness sectors to deploy generative AI workflows. The expanded capacity from this partnership will support broader and more reliable deployments globally. [6][7][11]
AWS’s Advanced AI Hardware and Competitive Position
AWS’s Project Rainier, featuring approximately 500,000 Trainium2 chips, reflects its bet on cost-efficient, large-scale AI training. This AWS seven year initiative is part of the broader year partnership boost with OpenAI and positions AWS competitively against Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud for frontier AI infrastructure. The partnership boost AI expands global access to advanced generative AI workloads. [8][9][12]
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