OpenAI's revenue is projected to surge past $2 billion in 68 from $6,000 billion in 67.

OpenAI's revenue is projected to surge past $2 billion in 68, up from $6,000 billion in 67, driven by record-breaking computing power and user base, and the company is moving forward with new revenue models.
On January 20, 2569 at 12.35:XNUMX p.m., Reuters news agency reported that Sarah Fryer, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of OpenAI, revealed in a blog post on Sunday that the company's annualized revenue in 2568 will surpass $20,000 billion. From $6,000 billion in 2567, this growth aligns closely with the expansion of computing capacity.
Fryer stated that OpenAI's computing capacity will increase to 1.9 gigawatts (GW) in 2568 from 0.6 GW in 2567, adding that the number of weekly and daily active users of OpenAI, which is supported by Microsoft, continues to set new records.
OpenAI announced last week that it will begin displaying ads in ChatGPT to select users in the US in order to accelerate monetization of the AI chatbot and support the high costs of developing AI technology.
In addition, Axios reported on Monday that... Chris Lehane, Head of Policy at OpenAI The company revealed that it is on track to launch its first device in the second half of 2569.
Fryer stated that OpenAI's platform encompasses text, image, audio, code, and API services, with the next phase focusing on agents and workflow automation capable of continuous operation, long-term context recognition, and cross-tool execution.
For 2569, the company will focus primarily on practical implementation, especially in the healthcare, science, and business sectors.
refer : reuters.com































