OpenAI in talks to raise £32bn in new funding round

According to reports, some of the money invested by SoftBank may be used to help pay for OpenAI’s commitment to Stargate – a US government-backed joint venture between OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle to invest up to 500 billion dollars in AI projects and infrastructure to help keep the US ahead of China in the global AI race.

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OpenAI in talks to raise £32bn in new funding round – reports

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