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The figure comes in roughly $20 billion under numbers circulating last month, sharpening the debate over whether AI revenue is living up to the investment behind it.
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OpenAI’s annualized revenue neared $50 billion—$20 billion below earlier reports. The Information’s @steph_palazzolo breaks down the discrepancy: “But the issue here is that that figure is $20 billion lower than another figure that was being reported last month by us and others. … that figure was that the company was approaching $70 billion in ARR …” Read more:Read original on X
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