Microsoft, a key collaborator with OpenAI, is preparing to support Orion on its Azure cloud platform, possibly as soon as November, granting Azure users a chance to explore the model’s advanced features ahead of a broader rollout.

OpenAI plans to launch Orion, its next frontier model, by December, The Verge has learned.

Aiming for enhanced performance, OpenAI will release the Orion AI model by December, focusing on partnerships like Microsoft for early deployment.

Reportedly, OpenAI is preparing to launch its next big model GPT-5 aka Orion by December this year. Microsoft will be hosting Orion on Azure.

The report adds that Microsoft, one of OpenAI's major investors, is planning to integrate the Orion AI model into its Azure services as soon as November. However, it remains unclear if OpenAI will continue using the name Orion publicly, or if it will ultimately be branded as GPT-5, which is more widely recognised.

Reportedly, OpenAI will introduce an Orion AI model that is said to be up to 100 times more powerful than the GPT-4 model. It will be offered alongside he recently released GPT-4o model

OpenAI plans to launch its new AI model, Orion, by December, focusing on select partners. Orion aims to be significantly more powerful than GPT-4.

OpenAI is planning to launch its next flagship artificial intellience (AI) model called Orion which has been teased as a hundred times more powerful than GPT-4

OpenAI is reportedly planning to release its next major AI model, Orion, by December. A new report by The Verge said OpenAI will gradually roll out the release, first with companies that they work with closely so they can build on customised products and features.

OpenAI is reportedly gearing up to launch its next AI model, Orion, by December. Here's what we know so far about the model.