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OpenAI, valued at 730 billion, is gearing up for its IPO: axing Sora, distancing itself from Disney, and listing Microsoft as a risk factor.
On March 24, OpenAI announced the shutdown of its video generation tool Sora, which had been online for less than half a year, while also terminating its $1 billion content licensing agreement with Disney (according to reports from Variety and Bloomberg). According to statistics, Sora's monthly revenue was $367,000, with daily operating costs of $15 million. The proportion of revenue covering costs is 0.08%. Just the day before, according to documents obtained by CNBC, in the IPO preparation documents sent by OpenAI to investors...
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