OpenAI CFO urges 2027 IPO delay

- OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar has pushed to delay a public offering until 2027, citing a need to meet reporting standards after missed revenue and user targets. - Her caution clashes with CEO Sam Altman's faster-timeline preference, and internal reports cite roughly $600 billion in infrastructure commitments as a core risk. - Time News and IBTimes report the internal debate and warn compute obligations complicate a 2026 float. (time.news) (ibtimes.co.uk)