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New OpenAI Funding Round Could Top $100 Billion, Pushing Valuation North Of $850 Billion
New OpenAI Funding Round Could Top $100 Billion, Pushing Valuation North Of $850 Billion
OpenAI's private valuation could soon top $850 billion, as the first tranche of a new funding round is expected to raise more than $100 billion, giving the ChatGPT maker fresh powder for additional infrastructure spending and faster development of its AI tools, Bloomberg reported.
People familiar with the fundraising told the outlet that the ChatGPT maker's valuation could exceed $850 billion, with a reported pre-money valuation of $730 billion.
The first phase of the funding round is being...
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