Big tech is on track to spend $1 trillion on AI this year
Tech giants are on pace to double AI spending this year.
Tech giants are on pace to double AI spending this year.
One executive told employees that OpenAI may be unable to fund future computing contracts.
The former shoemaker said it would pivot and rebrand itself “NewBird AI.”
The Google- and Amazon-backed AI startup fueled a global selloff in software stocks earlier this month.
While Netflix’s earnings managed to beat Wall Street estimates, the company noted that increased spending on programming and the Warner deal could eat into profits.
The world’s richest person added $62 billion to his fortune after private investors more than doubled the valuation of his AI and social media firm to $250 billion.
The world’s richest person just hit another major milestone thanks to the soaring valuation of his rocket maker SpaceX.
Netflix last week announced it would acquire Warner Bros. in a $83 billion deal.
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OpenAI has gone wild with compute deals this year, committing to spend far more than its balance sheet can currently sustain. So who takes the fall if it can’t pay? It won’t be Altman.