OpenAI is creating another investment miracle, planning to raise tens of billions of dollars at a valuation of $750 billion.

According to sources, OpenAI, a leading company in the field of artificial intelligence, is in early talks with some investors, planning to launch a new round of financing with a valuation of up to approximately $750 billion.

This round of financing is expected to reach $100 billion, and even conservative estimates suggest it will exceed tens of billions of dollars. If finalized, this financing will be another landmark transaction in the history of global technology investment.

Currently, the negotiations are still in the early stages, but the massive scale of the financing has already attracted significant market attention.

Based on a valuation of $750 billion, OpenAI's valuation has jumped 50% from its previous financing round last October, and is also far higher than the $260 billion valuation level when SoftBank led the investment earlier this year, demonstrating the market's continued optimism about its long-term prospects.

At the end of October this year, OpenAI completed its corporate restructuring, transforming into a non-profit organization, laying the foundation for a future IPO.

The company had previously considered launching an IPO between 2026 and 2027, and planned to raise approximately $90 billion through public and private channels in 2027. Whether this large-scale private placement will affect the original IPO schedule remains unclear.

For investors, this is undoubtedly a highly attractive investment opportunity. In just over a year, OpenAI's valuation has climbed from $157 billion to its current $750 billion. Even based on next year's projected revenue of $30 billion, its valuation multiple is approximately 25 times, still lower than some highly valued AI startups, indicating considerable growth potential.

With ample cash flow, OpenAI is leveraging its strong capital base to accelerate technological iteration and further build its competitive advantage in the industry. This $750 billion valuation financing plan is both a recognition of its past achievements and a long-term gamble on leading the future AI revolution.