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This case in the Auckland Court focuses on OpenAI's non-profit startup and subsequent commercialization. Musk states that a ruling dismantling the charitable framework would harm donation incentives; his donations amount to approximately $38 million to $44 million, giving him the right to pursue claims for deviation from institutional mission under charitable trust law. OpenAI claims its withdrawal was due to anticipated failure, with both sides presenting different narratives. The judge may issue a mixed ruling, appeal to the Ninth Circuit, or delay until 2027.

Deep Tide TechFlow news: On April 29, according to a market report from QCP Capital, as last week’s geopolitical premium gradually fades, market sentiment shifts toward caution, and investors’ attention refocuses on policy direction, the interest-rate path, and prospects for economic growth. The stock market is hovering near recent highs, but lacks the momentum to break upward.
The Federal Reserve’s FOMC decision will be released today. A pause in rate hikes is already the baseline expectation in the market, but because there have been no new CPI and employment data since the last meeting, the market is highly sensitive to Chairman Powell’s remarks; any hawkish signals could quickly lead to a repricing of front-end interest rates and tighten financial conditions.
Meanwhile, the market is increasingly paying attention to the possibility of a leadership change at the Federal Reserve, with Kevin Warsh seeing mounting calls in prediction markets. His hawkish stance on inflation and his skeptical attitude toward quantitative easing are markedly different from the current policy style; if he takes over,

Author: Ada, Deep Tide TechFlow
Recently, Microsoft and OpenAI jointly announced an amended cooperation agreement. The exclusive cloud restrictions have been lifted, IP licensing has been reduced to non-exclusive, and the AGI escape clause has been removed.
After the news broke, almost all Chinese media were asking the same question: who won? But that isn’t the core issue.
What this “breakup” truly buries is the competitive logic of an entire era in the AI industry—whoever tied up the best models would win.
And under the new rules of the game, the stakes have shifted from models to something else.
Models Are No Longer Scarce
First, let’s look at a set of numbers.
The total infrastructure commitments OpenAI has currently disclosed are: a $250 billion deal with Microsoft Azure, a $300 billion deal with Oracle’s Stargate project, and with Amazon

Ronin will migrate to Ethereum Layer 2 on May 12, with approximately 10 hours of downtime before resuming. The new architecture is based on OP Stack and connected to EigenDA. Please unstake RON before the migration; failure to do so will result in automatic unstaking. This move leverages Ethereum's security and data availability to promote on-chain gaming infrastructure deployment. After completion, RON inflation will drop below 1%, and the treasury will increase revenue from staking, Sequencer net income, and marketplace fees, with fees rising from 0.5% to 1.25%.