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Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, April 28th. I'm Imani Moes for the Wall Street Journal.

We exclusively report that OpenAI recently missed its own internal targets for weekly users and revenue, raising concern among company leaders about whether it'll be able to support

its massive spending on data centers. People familiar with the matter say CFO Sarah Friar has

told other company leaders that

she's worried the company might not be able to pay for future computing contracts if revenue

doesn't grow fast enough. Board directors are also questioning CEO Sam Altman's efforts to secure

even more computing power despite the business slowdown. In a joint statement, Altman and

Friar called any suggestion that they are at

odds, quote, ridiculous, and said they remained totally aligned on buying as much computing capacity as

possible. News Corp, the owner of the Wall Street Journal, has a content licensing partnership with OpenAI.

Australia's federal government released a draft of a new law today that would tax major tech companies if they don't agree to pay local media outlets for news distributed on Facebook, Google, and TikTok.

Australian authorities say the 2.25% levy would only apply to companies making over 180 million US dollars in local revenue.

The Prime Minister said any revenue generated by the tax

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