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OpenAI Had ‘Rough’ First Half of Year Before Coding Takeoff, Brockman Says
OpenAI's Brockman cites a rough first half before a coding takeoff.
Context
What happened: OpenAI president Brockman said the company had a "rough" first half of the year before a coding takeoff, and described a "revenue inflection" in the third quarter of 2026 driven by a growing enterprise business.
Key numbers: Third quarter of 2026 revenue inflection.
Why it matters: The enterprise business is cited as the driver of the revenue inflection, marking a shift from the rough first half Brockman described.
What changed
OpenAI president Brockman said the company had a "rough" first half of the year before a coding takeoff, and described a "revenue inflection" in the third quarter of 2026 driven by a growing enterprise business.
Why it matters
The enterprise business is cited as the driver of the revenue inflection, marking a shift from the rough first half Brockman described.