OpenAI earned 250% more this year than last year – $3.4 billion
19.06.24
The revenue of the OpenAI company increased significantly in annual terms, reaching $3.4 billion. This figure was calculated by multiplying the monthly revenue by 12, which may not fully reflect the real picture of the annual revenue.
However, the company’s growth rate is impressive: a year ago, the reported turnover amounted to $1 billion, by the end of the year – $1.6 billion, and now it has increased by approximately 3.5 times, and more than doubled from the end of 2023.
Of the total revenue of $3.4 billion, $3.2 billion comes from direct provision of services, and $200 million comes from a partnership with Microsoft Azure. OpenAI’s market capitalization is estimated at $86 billion, underscoring its significant influence and growth in the generative artificial intelligence segment.
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