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OpenAI is ordering hundreds of billions in AI chips, risking debt and sparking debate over its unprofitable growth model.
OpenAI is securing hundreds of billions of dollars in AI chip orders—26 gigawatts and over 10 million units from Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom—driving concerns over how the unprofitable startup will finance such massive infrastructure spending despite $13 billion in annual revenue.
The company expects to remain unprofitable until at least 2029 and may rely on debt, possibly using chips as collateral.
Nvidia plans a $100 billion investment through a circular financing model, while AMD is offering equity options.
Unlike Google and Meta, which fund AI via profits, OpenAI depends on external capital, sparking debate over whether the spending reflects real demand or a speculative bubble.
OpenAI está ordenando cientos de miles de millones en chips de IA, arriesgándose a endeudarse y desatando el debate sobre su modelo de crecimiento no rentable.