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Michael's Morsels Apr 27, 2026
Microsoft and OpenAI end Azure exclusivity through 2032 MSFT +0.1%

OpenAI is now free to ship across AWS and Google Cloud. Microsoft keeps a revenue share through 2030.

Ex-DeepMind founder raises $1.1B at $5.1B valuation

Ineffable Intelligence's seed round draws in Sequoia, Lightspeed, Nvidia, Google, and the UK's Sovereign AI fund.

Electrons in graphene flow like a frictionless liquid

A behavior that defies a core law of physics, opening the door to vastly more efficient electronics.

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"A big morning for AI infrastructure and a great morning for looking up: NASA's Artemis II crew set a record for the farthest humans have ever traveled from Earth, and Microsoft committed $10 billion to build out AI capacity in Japan. Below are the details that caught our eye."

Artemis II crew sets a new human distance record around the Moon

On April 6, the Artemis II crew reached 252,757 miles (406,773 km) from Earth as they swung past the Moon's far side, the farthest any humans have ever traveled. The 10-day mission is a final shake-down before Artemis III's crewed lunar landing.

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Microsoft commits $10B to Japan AI infrastructure

The investment partners with Sakura Internet and SoftBank to build out AI capacity, expand cybersecurity cooperation, and train one million engineers and developers in Japan by 2030.

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Quantum entanglement: Einstein's "spooky action"

Two entangled particles can instantaneously communicate across vast distances. Einstein called it "spooky action at a distance" because it seems to defy the speed of light. Measuring one particle immediately determines the state of its partner, even if separated by millions of light-years.

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