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Microsoft winding down Oracle AI computing rental arrangement

Microsoft Corp. is winding down an arrangement to rent AI computing from Oracle Corp. as part of a reassessment of cloud partnerships, according to people familiar with the matter cited in the post. The people said Microsoft declined to renew the contract and that the rented capacity became less useful because the Oracle hardware used older-generation Nvidia chips. An Oracle spokesperson said demand for its AI infrastructure remains strong, and Oracle said in September it was renewing contracts for four-year-old GPUs at a 20% premium to the original deal price.

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What the sources claim

  1. Microsoft is winding down an arrangement to rent AI computing from Oracle as part of a reassessment of cloud partnerships.

    “Microsoft Corp. is winding down an arrangement to rent AI computing from Oracle Corp.”
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  2. Microsoft has been turning off rented Oracle computing capacity after declining to renew the contract, per people familiar with the matter.

    “Microsoft has been turning off rented computing capacity from Oracle after declining to renew the contract”
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  3. The rented computing became less useful because it no longer fit Microsoft's specifications, the people said.

    “the computing Microsoft was renting became less useful because it no longer fit the company’s specifications”
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  4. The Oracle hardware used older-generation Nvidia chips, according to the people. NVDA

    “The Oracle hardware used older-generation Nvidia Corp. chips, the people said.”
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  5. An Oracle spokesperson said demand for its AI infrastructure remains strong, including for earlier-generation GPUs.

    “An Oracle spokesperson said demand for the company’s AI infrastructure remains strong”
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  6. Oracle said in September it was renewing contracts for four-year-old GPUs at a 20% premium to the original deal price.

    “Oracle said in September that it was renewing contracts for four-year-old GPUs at a 20% premium to the original deal price.”
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