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Tech Competition is Helping Americans. Here's How.
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Wednesday • November 5, 2025
1 million business customers: the fastest-growing business platform in history
Customers such as Booking.com, Cisco, Morgan Stanley, T-Mobile, Target, and Thermo Fisher Scientific are Already on Board—with More Joining Every Week
Today, we’re announcing that more than 1 million business customers around the world are directly using OpenAI—the fastest-growing business platform in history. This includes all organizations that actively pay OpenAI for business use—either through ChatGPT for Work, or through direct consumption of our models through our developer platform.
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Wednesday • October 22, 2025
IBM Sales Jump as Clients Start Scaling AI
The Company’s Revenue Rose 9% to $16.33 Billion in the Third Quarter
Sales were boosted by higher-than-expected growth in IBM’s consulting business, Chief Financial Officer Jim Kavanaugh said Wednesday. As clients move to the next phase of AI development, demand for IBM’s offerings is increasing, he said. About 80% of IBM’s 300 clients who work with the company for AI-related purposes are new over the past two quarters, Kavanaugh said.
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Monday • October 20, 2025
Adobe launches a foundry service that builds custom generative AI models for enterprises
Creative Design Giant Adobe is Beefing Up the Products It Offers Businesses to Include Custom Generative AI Models
Adobe launched Adobe AI Foundry on Monday, a new offering that allows enterprises to work with the company to build custom generative AI models trained on their branding and intellectual property. The Foundry’s custom models, which can produce text, images, video, and other mediums like 3D scenes, are built off Adobe’s Firefly family of AI models.
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Wednesday • October 8, 2025
ChatGPT launches travel apps with Expedia and Booking.com
OpenAI has Launched Third-Party Apps within ChatGPT, Allowing Users to Research and Book Trips Directly through the Chatbot
The move follows the launch of OpenAI’s new Apps SDK (software development kit), which enables developers to create integrated experiences within ChatGPT. The feature opens ChatGPT’s 800-million-strong user base to external brands, creating a new distribution channel for travel companies.
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Tuesday • October 7, 2025
Anthropic and IBM Partner in Bid for AI Business Customers
The AI Startup and Enterprise Tech Giant Team Up to Make Anthropic’s Claude Models Available to Developers on IBM’s Software
IBM’s latest integrated developer environment, or IDE, is the first product in which Anthropic’s flagship Claude AI models will be directly available. The tool is aimed at software engineers working for large businesses, and helps to automate development tasks like modernizing code. IBM said it plans to add Claude into more of its software soon.
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Friday • October 3, 2025
Microsoft Launches New Bing Places For Business
Microsoft Launched a New Bing Places with a Recommendation Tool, Faster Google Business Page Import, and Automatic Migration for Existing Users
Microsoft has rolled out a redesigned Bing Places for Business platform, moving business listing management to bing.com/forbusiness and introducing a new recommendation tool with streamlined import workflows.
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