OpenAI co-founder and President Greg Brockman says the company expects to spend $50 billion on computing power in 2026 to support its artificial intelligence software. Bloomberg and Channel NewsAsia both report Brockman’s figure, presenting it as part of OpenAI’s planned investment in the computing resources needed to run and scale its AI systems. The reports indicate that the spending is intended to increase or maintain the availability of the infrastructure behind OpenAI’s products, rather than to describe specific contracts, vendors, or timelines beyond the overall year. Neither source attributes the spending plan to a particular set of developments or provides additional detail on how the funds will be allocated across hardware, data centers, or other services. The statements are framed as forward-looking expectations for the year, reflecting OpenAI’s broader focus on securing the computational capacity required for ongoing AI development and deployment.