OpenAI Plans Continued Data Centre Spending Amid Community Trust Efforts

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OpenAI intends to keep investing in AI data centres to keep pace with rising customer demand. Its CFO said recent election results have not meaningfully changed the company's infrastructure strategy. Given local worries about environmental effects and utility costs, the company says it wants to build trust with the communities where it operates. OpenAI also remains open to a possible public listing by 2027 and to raising more funding.

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