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Chris Malone

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Works at OpenAI

The supplied evidence appears to refer to more than one person named Chris Malone. Coverage snippets describe a Chris Malone who served as OpenAI’s head of data centers and later left the company, but no source URL was provided for those claims. The only linked public source is a Wikipedia entry for an Australian rugby union coach and former professional player, which does not match the OpenAI role. Because the identity cannot be confirmed from the supplied evidence, no unified bio can be written.

Updated 24 September 2026

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OpenAI’s head of data centers Chris Malone left the company following an infrastructure reorganization Executive move

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