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OpenAI reveals $12 billion loss, Sam Altman under immense pressure

Microsoft's financial report accidentally revealed OpenAI's true financial picture: a quarterly loss of up to 12 billion USD, putting Sam Altman in the eye of a storm of pressure.

Báo Khoa học và Đời sốngBáo Khoa học và Đời sống05/11/2025

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OpenAI just posted a massive $12 billion loss in the quarter, according to data from Microsoft's latest financial report.
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This figure shocked investors, as it was considered one of the biggest quarterly losses in the history of the private technology industry.
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While OpenAI's revenue grew rapidly, R&D, operating costs, and employee equity payments eroded all profits.
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About 20% of the company's revenue still goes to Microsoft, leaving it with less than $0.80 in actual cash flow for every dollar earned.
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Microsoft is also the only “shield” that provides GPU infrastructure, super servers and computing power to OpenAI, helping the company maintain operations.
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Faced with growing financial pressure, CEO Sam Altman announced a restructuring of OpenAI into a traditional for-profit company.
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The new structure includes the nonprofit OpenAI Foundation and the for-profit OpenAI Group PBC (Public Benefit Corporation), to increase its ability to raise capital and expand globally.
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However, the question remains: can OpenAI maintain its mission of “AI for humanity” while also surviving the impending financial storm?
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