OpenAI Gains on Anthropic Among Business Users

As both OpenAI and Anthropic approach their anticipated IPOs without having released their official financials yet, market observers must look elsewhere to gauge their business performance. Recently, Ramp, the corporate credit card and expense management firm, published surprising new figures indicating that OpenAI has begun closing the gap against Anthropic among US businesses.

The data encompasses more than 70,000 American companies that collectively spend billions through Ramp's bill payment and corporate card services. While Ramp's customer base spans multiple sectors, its status as a popular corporate credit card in Silicon Valley means the data leans heavily toward the technology industry.

Beyond the direct market share battle, Ramp's figures suggest that both AI giants should experience revenue growth as the broader market continues to expand. The percentage of companies paying for artificial intelligence solutions within Ramp's customer ecosystem has maintained a steady upward trajectory.

Records show that the share of businesses investing in AI surpassed the 50% threshold back in March, before climbing to nearly 56% by July. This consistent growth highlights how enterprise adoption of AI tools is rapidly shifting from experimental trials to standard operational budgets.

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Source: TechCrunch