OpenAI President Says Most Revenue Now From Enterprises, IPO-Ready by 2027

创业邦 · wechat · 2026-11-06

A roundup of AI industry briefs. OpenAI President Greg Brockman said most of the company's revenue now comes from enterprise customers as it competes with Anthropic and pushes the Codex agent; asked whether OpenAI is ready for an IPO next year, he replied 'I think so,' while Anthropic may list before year-end. Moonshot AI launched Kimi Hosted Agents, turning the agent harness into a cloud service with 24/7 managed environments for long-horizon tasks and multi-agent collaboration.

Other items: former Claude Code product lead Cat Wu announced joining OpenAI to lead core product management; Ant Group's assistant Lingguang 2.0 surpassed 20M users within a week of launch, managing 1.16M+ tasks and executing 3.6M+ actions; and reports say Apple is cutting employee AI budgets—some engineers' daily caps dropped from $300 to $200, some teams may fall to $100 or even $25, with exemptions requiring executive approval and some teams pushed toward cheaper or local models.

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OpenAI President Says Most Revenue Now From Enterprises, IPO-Ready by 2027

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