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OpenAI’s Cash Flow Outlook: Positive By 2029, Forecasts $125 Billion In Revenue

by THEFUTURE.TEAM

March 27, 2025

OpenAI, the leading AI innovator based in San Francisco, does not expect to become cash-flow positive until 2029. The company is currently facing substantial costs in key areas such as chip infrastructure, data centers, and the talent required to power its advanced AI systems.

Despite these challenges, OpenAI’s revenue projections are optimistic. By 2029, the company anticipates surpassing $125 billion in revenue, fueled largely by the success of its paid AI software offerings. This growth is expected to see OpenAI’s revenue more than triple to $12.7 billion by 2025, a significant leap from $3.7 billion in 2024.

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Since the launch of its ChatGPT chatbot over two years ago, OpenAI has expanded its portfolio with a variety of subscription-based services for both consumers and businesses. Notably, the company reached a significant milestone in February, crossing the 2 million mark for paying business users—a figure that has more than doubled since September.

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EU Slaps Apple And Meta With Hefty Fines For Digital Market Violations

by News Editor

April 23, 2025

Hefty Penalties for Tech Giants

The European Commission has recently imposed substantial fines on tech behemoths Apple and Meta. Apple faces a €500 million penalty, while Meta has been fined €200 million for breaching the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Behind the Decision

After engaging in extensive discussions with the companies, the Commission concluded that both giants failed to adhere to the DMA’s regulations. These decisions could potentially lead to diplomatic friction, especially considering former U.S. President Donald Trump’s threatened tariffs on nations that impose penalties on American firms.

Messages from the Commission

Teresa Ribera, Executive Vice President of the European Commission, emphasized the importance of this ruling. “The DMA is a pivotal tool ensuring that digital players operate within fair market boundaries. Apple and Meta’s actions have amplified user dependency on their platforms, contravening our laws,” she stated.

A Wider Impact on the Digital Economy

This landmark decision underscores the EU’s commitment to nurturing a balanced digital market landscape. As Cyprus continues its economic ascent, with its GDP reaching €33.57 billion, such regulatory measures are critical for maintaining cross-border economic stability.