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OpenAI has teamed up with India’s Tata Group to secure an initial 100 megawatts of AI‑ready data center capacity, with plans to expand toward 1 gigawatt. The partnership, part of OpenAI’s Stargate project, will make OpenAI the first customer of Tata Consultancy Services’ HyperVault business and will roll out ChatGPT Enterprise across Tata’s workforce. The collaboration aims to reduce latency for Indian users, meet data‑residency requirements, and accelerate enterprise AI adoption throughout the country. Ler mais

OpenAI announced that Barret Zoph will head its enterprise sales effort, signaling a renewed focus on business customers as the company faces slipping market share to rivals Anthropic and Google. Zoph, a former OpenAI vice president who recently returned from Thinking Machine Labs, will oversee the rollout of ChatGPT Enterprise and new partnerships such as the expanded deal with ServiceNow. The move comes as OpenAI’s enterprise usage fell from 50% in 2023 to 27% at the end of 2025, while Anthropic holds about 40% and Google’s Gemini maintains around 21% market share. Ler mais

OpenAI’s 2025 ‘The State of Enterprise AI’ report, based on anonymized usage data from over a million business customers and a survey of thousands of workers, shows that AI tools are increasingly adopted across companies but the average time saved is modest—less than an hour per active workday. Heavy‑use “frontier” users report larger gains, while most employees see incremental improvements in speed or quality. The report also notes a widening gap between power users and average workers and references an ongoing Ziff Davis copyright lawsuit against OpenAI. Ler mais

OpenAI released new data showing a dramatic increase in enterprise usage of its AI tools, with ChatGPT message volume rising eightfold since November 2024 and workers reporting up to an hour saved daily. The findings come a week after CEO Sam Altman issued an internal “code red” memo about the competitive threat from Google. Adoption of custom GPTs jumped nineteenfold, now accounting for twenty percent of enterprise messages, and companies such as BBVA are deploying thousands of these assistants. While the growth underscores OpenAI’s push to become the leading enterprise AI provider, the company also faces pressure from rivals and the high cost of its infrastructure commitments. Ler mais

OpenAI has signed letters of intent with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix to supply high‑bandwidth memory DRAM wafers for its Stargate AI infrastructure. The agreements, reached after a meeting in Seoul with South Korean leadership, call for scaling production to up to 900,000 chips per month, more than doubling current industry capacity. Both chipmakers will also integrate OpenAI’s APIs and ChatGPT Enterprise into their operations, supporting the broader push to expand AI compute capacity through new data centers in South Korea and beyond. Ler mais

White House officials have expressed frustration with Anthropic’s policy that bars the use of its Claude models for domestic surveillance. The restriction is creating roadblocks for federal contractors working with agencies such as the FBI and Secret Service. Anthropic’s models are among the few AI systems cleared for top‑secret environments through Amazon Web Services’ GovCloud, and the company has a nominal‑fee agreement to provide services to federal customers. The dispute comes as the government also signs a blanket agreement with OpenAI, Google and Anthropic to supply AI tools to federal workers. Ler mais