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Microsoft's CFO finally gives the OpenAI carve-out the FQ3 print withheld and the answer turns the 99% backlog headline into a 26% number.
Edelson's seven complaints turn wrongful-death tort into a structural one — a twelve-engineer safety team, a June 2025 flag, and a court-ordered overhaul as relief.
Cerebras pushed its IPO window from late April to mid-May with the same OpenAI on the prospectus as customer, lender, and shareholder — and now also as defendant in California and target in Florida.
Florida's attorney general wants two years of OpenAI's threat-reporting training and policy texts as the probe expands to a second homicide case across the IPO-prep window.
Yesterday's Vercel procurement story is now a litigation story as Class Action U. publicly solicits affected customers on day twelve of OAuth-review silence.
The federal government cannot find a substitute for Mythos on cyber-zero-day work, so the supply-chain-risk classification was always a posture, not an alternative.