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OpenAI posted a $39 billion net loss for 2025, up from $5 billion the prior year, as total spending reached $34 billion. The company filed confidential IPO documents around the same time.
BenzingaOpenAI recorded a net loss of about $39 billion for 2025, compared with a $5 billion net loss in 2024, according to audited figures cited by The Financial Times. Excluding restructuring charges and other non-cash items, the adjusted loss came to $8 billion. Total spending reached $34 billion during the year.
Research and development accounted for $19 billion of that amount, while sales, marketing, and other operating costs totaled nearly $6 billion. OpenAI filed confidential IPO documents in the period covered by the financial results. The Financial Times reported the 2025 numbers after reviewing the audited statements and confirming details with sources.
The company’s 2025 loss widened sharply from the previous year while spending on core operations and infrastructure grew to the levels described in the report.
The IndependentNvidia's chief executive said society must adapt to artificial intelligence by creating new norms and safety standards. He compared the shift to changes that followed the arrival of automobiles.
EuronewsPrime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said the domestic intelligence service will switch providers to reduce reliance on foreign technology. The change follows a 2025 contract renewal and will take several years.
The VergeUS Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick sent a letter last week notifying Anthropic that it would need government permission to grant foreign nationals access to its most advanced AI models. The letter also warned of potential curbs on top AI models and prompted Anthropic to disable…