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In a recent podcast, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed that Google now generates more revenue from Windows than Microsoft itself, highlighting the ongoing competition between search engines and browsers.

Google has asked the U.S. government to break up Microsoft's exclusive agreement to host OpenAI's technology on its cloud servers, the Information reported on Tuesday.

Google reportedly wants the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to end Microsoft's exclusive cloud deal with OpenAI that requires anyone wanting access to OpenAI's models to go through Microsoft's servers.

Moreover, the feature requires those taking the action to be Google super admins and Microsoft Teams Global Administrators. Google said the feature is available to all Google Work

Against this backdrop, Microsoft is again pushing Windows users to switch to Edge, which it says “helps you stay protected while you browse by blocking phishing and malware attacks.” This has become a repeated theme—system messages that push Microsoft’s products under a security pretext. It’s a definite grey area.

Google has flipped the script. After months of being dragged through the mud for losing its early advantage in artificial intelligence, the tech giant has

Microsoft has added AI features to Edge browser, making it smarter and more advanced. However, Google Chrome still dominates as the most popular and trusted browser

The early technological lead OpenAI had is fading, as Google and Meta continue to release and iterate competing AI products.

Satya Nadella reveals Google earns more from Windows than Microsoft, highlighting Google's dominance in search and browser markets.

Microsoft has been working on adding internal and third-party artificial intelligence models to power its flagship AI product Microsoft 365 Copilot, in a bid to diversify from the current underlying technology from OpenAI and reduce costs,