@rohanpaul_ai: Worries over OpenAI's re-adjusted revenue figure helped drag the Nasdaq 100 down 1.4%, its worst day in 7 weeks, while …
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OpenAI下调后的收入预估引发市场担忧，拖累纳斯达克100指数下跌1.4%，创七周最大单日跌幅，费城半导体指数跌3.4%，显示OpenAI的营收已成为衡量AI需求的关键指标。
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Worries over OpenAI’s re-adjusted revenue figure helped drag the Nasdaq 100 down 1.4%, its worst day in 7 weeks, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 3.4%.
OpenAI also told investors its run-rate revenue grew 77% in the third quarter, with its enterprise run rate up 107%.
Stocks fell anyway because OpenAI’s run rate has become a main gauge of AI demand and shapes infrastructure spending decisions.
Rohan Paul (@rohanpaul_ai): FT just reported OpenAI’s annualised revenue is nearing $50B, about $20B below the $70B figure investors had circulated.
Anthropic and OpenAI count revenue differently, since Anthropic includes money from customers who buy its models through AWS and Google Cloud, while OpenAI
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@TaoRay: The recent market trend is very healthy! It also confirms my view over the past few weeks: a turning point is coming, AI development and investment have entered a new stage, where "the upstream falls, the downstream benefits," creating new room for imagination. From institutions suggesting OpenAI go public next year, to Samsung's earnings beating expectations yesterday, but the upstream saw a sharp correction while software cash cows accelerated their rise. What I predicted earlier...
The author comments that recent market trends align with their previous predictions, believing AI development has entered a new phase where the upstream corrects and the downstream software benefits, reaffirming confidence in the second-half trend.