Amazon is revising its proposed $50 billion investment in OpenAI, now requiring new conditions that could limit the commitment to just $15 billion. This financial recalibration comes as the company contends with $161 billion in bills and a 17% decline in stock price from 52-week highs. Despite these pressures, Amazon plans to invest $200 billion in AI capital expenditures, although analysts warn that current spending is not yielding expected returns, further straining profit margins.
“Amazon's $50 billion investment into Open AI now could hinge on IPO or AGI. In other words, new strings attached. ... And until you do that, we're actually only going to invest $15 billion maybe because that's just still being negotiated.”
“Accounts payable 94 plus acred expenses 67. That's $161 billion of bills. So they have $161 billion of bills on their desk and they have a hundred billion of cash.”
“Now what I mean by this is Amazon they're going to spend $200 billion this year on AI capex. a lot of it AI capex.”
“Amazon today was gunning for its 10th straight down day. Amazon just had nine straight red days in a row.”
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