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EXCLUSIVE – The War Department will partner with OpenAI to integrate the chatbot into GenAI.mil, a tool for military service members. The move will make OpenAI's advanced language models "readily ...

OpenAI's Frontier emulates Palantir's use of forward-deployed AI engineers. Frontier promises to also handle agent security features. Like Claude Cowork, Frontier threatens the traditional software ...

OpenAI has launched a new product to help enterprises navigate the world of AI agents, focusing on agent management as critical infrastructure for enterprise AI adoption. On Thursday, AI giant OpenAI ...

Microsoft-backed (MSFT) OpenAI (OPENAI) is attempting to make a deeper push into the lucrative enterprise market with the launch of Frontier, a new platform that helps enterprises build, deploy, and ...

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OpenAI announced a new enterprise platform called Frontier. CFO Sarah Friar has said enterprise customers account for roughly 40% of its business and is looking to grow that share to about 50%.

OpenAI has announced a new platform that enables businesses to “build, deploy, and manage AI agents that can do real work.” It’s called Frontier. The company is officially referring to these agents as ...

OpenAI launched Frontier, a platform for building and governing enterprise AI agents, as companies increasingly question whether to commit to single-vendor systems or maintain multi-model flexibility.