According to CNBC, OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar said on November 6 the company will continue expanding its artificial intelligence infrastructure despite a $2.5 trillion stock-market selloff and growing opposition to data-center construction. Speaking during a CNBC interview, Friar defended the investment strategy, citing 70% quarter-over-quarter business growth and a doubling of enterprise revenue in the third quarter. The comments followed a November 5 market decline that erased approximately $2.5 trillion from the Nasdaq 100, as investors questioned whether tighter restrictions on data-center development could undermine AI infrastructure spending.

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