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By Staff Writer

Feb 23 2026 6:45AM

Lays ‌groundwork for an IPO.

OpenAI expects compute spend of around US$600 billion through 2030

OpenAI is targeting roughly $600 billion ($848.2 billion) ⁠in ⁠total compute spend through 2030, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters, as the ChatGPT maker lays ‌groundwork for an IPO that ‌could ‌value it at up ‌to US$1 trillion. OpenAI's 2025 ...

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