OpenAI seeks $30 billion as it delays IPO plans
OpenAI is reportedly negotiating with investors to secure $30 billion in new funding at a $1.4 trillion valuation, according to Bloomberg and other outlets. The company recently decided to postpone its public listing, citing concerns around AI safety. This latest round would bridge funding needs as OpenAI delays its IPO, following its previous $122 billion fundraise in March.
- OpenAI in early-stage talks for $30 billion raise
- Aiming for $1.4 trillion valuation before IPO
- Previous round in March raised $122 billion
- IPO postponed to focus on AI safety concerns
- Investor demand reported as strong
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