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Nov 6, 2025

OpenAI IPO “not on the cards right now,” CFO says

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OpenAI IPO “not on the cards right now,” CFO says

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  1. OpenAI IPO “not on the cards right now”, CFO says
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1. OpenAI IPO “not on the cards right now,” CFO says

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  • “We are continuing to get the company into a state of constantly stepping up into the scale we are at,” OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar said.

  • 2027: OpenAI reportedly discussed a public listing.

  • “I’m not overly focused on a break-even moment today,” Friar said.

  • Enterprise sales now account for ~40% of revenue, up from 30% at the start of the year, she noted.

  • OpenAI hopes the U.S. government might backstop financing for data center deals, Friar said.

Relatedly, OpenAI said it now has 1M+ business customers globally, with ChatGPT for Work seats +40% in 2 months to 7M+

  • ChatGPT Enterprise saw 9x YoY growth, OpenAI said.

2. Apple said to pay Google $1B annually to power new Siri with 1.2T-sized Gemini model

Alphabet stock was +2.4% after rising as much as 3.2% on the news:

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  • The Google model will reportedly be used as an interim solution until Apple’s own models are powerful enough.

  • A cloud-based, 1T-parameter Apple model is reportedly in the works.

  • Early-2026: the model is expected to be ready for consumer applications.

  • Apple stock briefly jumped to a session high on the news but closed +0.03% at $270.14.

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4. Anthropic said to be in talks with Google for $350B+ valuation investment

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