PANews reported on June 10 that three sources said OpenAI plans to use Google Cloud Services, a subsidiary of Google's (GOOG.O) parent company Alphabet, to meet its growing demand for computing power, marking an unexpected collaboration between two well-known competitors in the field of AI. One source added that the deal had been discussed for several months and was finalized in May. This highlights that the massive computing needs required to train and deploy artificial intelligence models are reshaping the competitive landscape in the field of artificial intelligence, and also marks OpenAI's latest move to diversify computing resources outside of its main backer Microsoft, including its high-profile Stargate data center project. Sources said this is a win for Google's cloud division, which will provide OpenAI's existing infrastructure with additional computing power for training and running its artificial intelligence models.