The head of Amazon’s (AMZN) cloud division, Adam Selipsky, has used the recent turmoil occurring at OpenAI to launch an attack on Microsoft (MSFT), Camilla Hodgson and Tim Bradshaw of The Financial Times report. Selipsky’s swipe at Microsoft came as Amazon Web Services announced new custom chips for its servers and AI as well as a new workplace AI assistant. “Things are moving so fast and in that type of environment the ability to adapt is the most valuable capability that you can have,” Selipsky, AWS chief executive, said at its annual developer conference. “You don’t want a cloud provider that’s beholden primarily to one model provider, you need a real choice…The events of the past 10 days have made that very clear.” This comment was in reference to the boardroom drama at OpenAI.
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