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Cursor, the pioneering AI coding app, is growing pretty well ahead of SpaceX’s planned $60 billion purchase. But the company, which provides access to different AI models for coding work, last yearshifted to charging more customers based on usage rather than flat rate subscriptions, and the move ...
Palantir reported accelerating revenue growth for the June quarter driven by continued expansion of its sales to U.S. businesses. The jump drove the company’s stock up more than 10% in extended trading hours.The software firm said Monday that U.S. commercial revenue climbed 149% to $764 million, an even bigger jump than the segment’s 133% growth in the March quarter. Palantir said the value
By: Laura Bratton
Coinbase and some other tech-savvy firms such as Shopify and Ramp have built their own AI coding agents for internal use, giving their employees an alternative to pricey options from firms like Anthropic and OpenAI.Coinbase, the cryptocurrency exchange, built an AI coding agent called Forge, ...
By: Laura Bratton
Figma’s revenue growth accelerated in the June quarter, the design app reported Wednesday, suggesting that the company is withstanding intensifying competition from AI products so far.Figma reported revenue jumping 48% to $370 million, two percentage points faster than the March quarter. Helping boost Figma’s revenue was its shift to usage-based pricing for AI features beginning March 15, in
Welcome back!Software companies have been at pains to flaunt the success of their AI products, as they seek to dispel investor fears that AI apps are threatening their existence. Two reports this week show that developing popular AI products is only half the challenge.Canva, the design software ...
By: Laura Bratton
A recent analysis is challenging the idea that Chinese-made AI is cheaper than offerings from OpenAI and Anthropic.AlphaSense, a software firm that sells AI-powered search and market-research tools, released a study that found proprietary models from OpenAI and Anthropic are actually cheaper for ...
By: Laura Bratton, Aaron Holmes
It may be the dog days of summer, but the biggest AI labs are breaking up the monotony with a few executive changes. The latest is OpenAI Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser. The ChatGPT maker said Thursday she would leave the firm after just eight months on the job.In her place, OpenAI has ...
By: Laura Bratton, Aaron Holmes
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OpenAI’s vice president sales in the Americas, Kaylin Voss, resigned, a week after her former boss, Denise Dresser, left the company, according to a person familiar with the matter. Voss had been at OpenAI for just five months. Dresser, who was chief revenue officer, had left after nine months at OpenAI.Like Dresser, Voss had come from Salesforce. Voss was the chief revenue officer of Slack
