OpenAI vs Microsoft: Strategic Tensions and the Future of AI Collaboration
Abstract The partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI, once perceived as a model of synergy in the generative artificial intelligence (AI)…
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The Strategic, Economic, and Ethical Dimensions of Open-Source AI in the Contemporary Landscape
Abstract Recent developments in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, particularly the evolving dynamics between Microsoft and OpenAI, have cast a…
Big Tech Ecosystems Compared
Big Tech Ecosystems Compared: Integration Strategies, Market Power, and Antitrust Exposure (Including Microsoft) 1. Introduction The world’s leading technology firms—Apple,…
The Microsoft Ecosystem
The Microsoft Ecosystem: Productivity, Platform Power, and Enterprise Dominance 1. Introduction Microsoft Corporation, founded in 1975, remains one of the…
Huawei’s Ecosystem and Strategic Autonomy
Huawei’s Ecosystem and Strategic Autonomy: Integration without the West 1. Introduction Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. is one of the most…
Amazon’s Ecosystem and Digital Monopoly
Amazon’s Ecosystem and Digital Monopoly: Architecture, Expansion, and Antitrust Implications 1. Introduction Amazon, founded in 1994 as an online bookstore,…
Google’s Ecosystem and Alphabet’s Platform Power
Google’s Ecosystem and Alphabet’s Platform Power: Integration, Dominance, and Monopoly Concerns 1. Introduction Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc., has…
Apple’s Ecosystem
Apple’s Ecosystem: Structure, Integration, and the Question of Monopoly 1. Introduction Apple Inc. has cultivated one of the most tightly…
An Analysis of Samsung’s Diversification from Major Platform Dependencies
Strategic Autonomy in the Tech Ecosystem: An Analysis of Samsung’s Diversification from Major Platform Dependencies 1. Introduction In the contemporary…
Meta’s Investment in Scale AI
Meta’s Investment in Scale AI: Strategic Implications for the Artificial Intelligence Industry Abstract Meta’s $14.3 billion acquisition of a 49%…
Skype’s Retirement and Microsoft’s Strategy
Overview Microsoft acquired Skype in 2011 for $8.5 billion and managed it for 14 years before officially shutting it down…