US EditionOpenAI Is Falling Out of Favor With Secondary Buyers
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Around $600 million worth of OpenAI shares remain unsold in secondary markets, Here is why
New Delhi: OpenAI is still raising big money, but something odd is happening in the background. As per a Bloomberg report, ChatGPT’s parent company’s shares, the ones traded quietly in secondary markets, are not getting the same love anymore. Sellers are lining up. Buyers are not. That gap is telling. It doesn’t mean OpenAI is in trouble. It just shows that investors are starting to think twice about where the quick returns might come from in th…
OpenAI announces the closure of Sora: The end of its social network of videos with IAOpenAI has lost appeal in the secondary market — in some cases, selling its shares has become almost impossible — as investors quickly turn to Anthropic, its biggest competitor.While OpenAI has managed to raise billions of dollars in recent months, demand for its shares in Next Round Capital, a secondary market for the purchase and sale of private assets, has pl…
The Great AI Reshuffle: Why OpenAI’s Secondary Shares Are Going Cold While Anthropic’s Are Red Hot
Something unusual is happening in the private markets for artificial intelligence companies. OpenAI, long the undisputed darling of Silicon Valley and Wall Street alike, is watching its shares languish on secondary markets with fewer takers. Meanwhile, Anthropic — the company founded by former OpenAI executives — is attracting a surge of investor interest that would have seemed improbable just a year ago. The shift is real, and it’s accelerating…
OpenAI has ceased to be a favorite for investors in the secondary market, even almost impossible to sell, as they quickly turn to Anthropic, their biggest competitor.Although OpenAI has rushed in recent months to capture tens of billions of dollars, Ken Smythe, founder of Next Round Capital, claims that his secondary platform is registering a drop in the demand for shares of the artificial intelligence giant (IA). Last year, they would have been…
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