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OpenAI enterprise report: Codex now drives 64% of enterprise output tokens as agentic AI spreads
OpenAI published two studies showing enterprise AI is shifting from assistants to agents: Codex generated 64% of combined Codex and ChatGPT output tokens among enterprise customers as of June. Frontier firms now produce 8.3x more output tokens per active user than typical firms, up from 2.6x in January, with agentic adoption spreading fast across legal, sales, recruiting, and marketing.
OpenAI published two complementary studies on Tuesday showing enterprise AI use is shifting from asking questions to carrying out work, with frontier firms — the top 10% of AI users each month — now generating 8.3x as many output tokens per active user as typical firms, up from a 2.6x gap in January.
Why it matters
The widening frontier gap suggests model access alone is not enough — complementary investment in learning, shared workflows, data infrastructure, and governance determines how deeply companies benefit from agentic AI.
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Alibaba Cloud makes its M890 AI supernode available in China
Alibaba Cloud has made its M890 AI supernode available in China, according to a report from TechNode. The large-scale, purpose-built AI compute cluster gives domestic customers model-scale capacity for training and inference without assembling the hardware themselves.
08/12, 13:50
DeepSeek and Chinese tech peers begin building their own AI computing infrastructure
DeepSeek and other Chinese tech firms have started developing their own AI computing infrastructure, Yicai Global reports. The shift toward self-built compute gives leading AI labs more control over cost and capacity amid constrained access to advanced accelerators.
08/12, 14:48
Huawei Cloud and Dipu Technology release data intelligence solution for manufacturing and retail
Huawei Cloud and Dipu Technology jointly released a data intelligence solution in Beijing on August 12, targeting intelligent manufacturing and retail. The two companies aim to help enterprises break down data silos and accelerate one-stop deployment from data governance to agent applications.
08/12, 12:54
Manus AI to resume standalone operations after Meta acquisition collapses
Manus AI told users it will soon return to operating as an independent company, ending Meta's attempt to acquire the Chinese agentic AI startup. Chinese regulators blocked foreign investment in Manus in April, and the company will delete some user data on August 24 to satisfy legal requirements.