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Open AI isn't done securing the AI infrastructure it needs to rapidly scale agentic workloads.

You see, the chat GPT maker on Monday said it's reached a deal with Amazon to buy $38 billion

in cloud computing services over the next seven years.

OpenAI said it'll immediately start using AWS compute,

with all capacity targeted to be deployed before the end of 2026,

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