OpenAI partners Dell to ship Codex on-premises, Anthropic overtakes OpenAI in US business spend on Ramp, xAI launches Grok Build at $300 a month
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OpenAI and Dell Technologies announced a partnership yesterday to bring Codex and ChatGPT Enterprise into hybrid and on-premises environments through the Dell AI Data Platform and Dell AI Factory. The deal lands at the moment Codex weekly developer usage crossed four million and gives OpenAI a serious enterprise distribution answer to Claude Code.
Ramp's May 2026 AI Index, published yesterday, shows Anthropic overtaking OpenAI in US business spend for the first time. Anthropic's adoption climbed to 34.4% of tracked businesses in April; OpenAI fell to 32.3%. The engine is Claude Code — now reportedly the fastest-growing product in Anthropic's history and authoring roughly 4% of all public GitHub commits.
xAI quietly opened Grok Build to public beta over the weekend, an agentic CLI coding tool initially limited to SuperGrok Heavy subscribers at $300 a month, with a $99 introductory price for the first six months. Grok joins the coding-agent race against Claude Code, Codex and Google's developer stack — and is now the third paid CLI competing for engineering wallets.