According to data from the transactions of the Fintech firm ramp, openi seems to be well pulling ahead of rivals in the race to occupy the expenses of enterprises.
As AI index of rampWhich estimates the rate of commercial adopting of AI products by drawing on ramp cards and bill pay data, 32.4% American businesses were paying for AI models, platforms and equipment as an openiI model, platforms and membership for the equipment. This is 18.9% in January and 28% in March.
The contestants have struggled to make similar progress, ramp data shows. Anthropic products were subscribed to only 8% of businesses compared to previous month as compared to 4.6% in January. The Google AI subscription saw a decline of 2.3% to 0.1% in April in February.
“Openai has continued to add customers faster than any other business on the ramp stage,” the ramp economist Ara Kharzian has written Blog post published on Tuesday“Our (…) Ramp AI Index shows the adoption of openi’s business rapidly compared to competitive model companies.”
To be clear, the AI index of the ramp is not an ideal measure. This only sees a sample of corporate expenses data from about 30,000 companies. In addition, because the index identifies AI products and services using merchant names and line-weitum details, it is likely to spend lumps in other cost centers.
Nevertheless, statistics show that Openai is strengthening its grip on big and growing Enterprise market for AI,
One in Report Published in April, Openai said that it had more than 2 million commercial users, growth from 1 million users until SeptemberThe company hopes that enterprise revenue will contribute significantly to its lower line. Bloomberg according toOpenai is estimating $ 12.7 billion in revenue this year and $ 29.4 billion in 2026.
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Openai, which does not estimate to be cache-flow positive by 2029, is planning to charge thousands of dollars business customers for special AI “agents” designed to assist software engineering and research works.
