Openai seems to be attracting a lot to rivals in the race to capture the expenses of enterprise enterprises, according to the transaction data from RAMPA FINTECH FIRM.
According to the RAMP index, which evaluates the level of business adoption of the products it drawing on the Ramp card and the bill payment data, 32.4% of US businesses were paying for subscriptions on OpenAI models, platforms and tools since April. This increased from 18.9% in January and 28% in March.
Competitors have fought to make similar progress, RAMP records show. Only 8% of businesses had subscriptions for anthropic products since last month compared to 4.6% in January. Google subscriptions he saw a 2.3% decrease in February to 0.1% in April while.
“Openai continues to add clients faster than any other business on the RAMP platform,” Rampa economist Ara Kharzian wrote in a blog post on Tuesday. “Our Index (…) of RAMPA It shows the approval of the OpenAi business that grows faster than the competition model companies.”
To be clear, the index of that of RAMP is not a perfect measure. It only looks at a sample of corporate spent data from about 30,000 companies. Moreover, because the index identifies the products and services it using the traders’ name and the details of line items are likely to be lost to other cost centers.
However, the figures suggest that Openai is strengthening its control in the large and increasing enterprise market for it.
In a report published in April, Openai said there were over 2 million business users, an increase of 1 million users since September. The company expects income from the enterprise to contribute significantly to the end. According to Bloomberg, Openai is designing $ 12.7 billion this year and $ 29.4 billion in 2026.
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