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    Microsoft reportedly lacks the know-how to fully leverage OpenAI’s tech — despite holding IP rights

    July 3, 2025

    Microsoft having access to OpenAI’s IP doesn’t necessarily mean that it knows how to use the technology, as insiders cite frustration.

    Source: Read More / Windows Central

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