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OpenAI is watching its executive ranks thin out again. Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser is set to leave in the coming weeks, just days after another senior departure. Dali Rajic from Wiz will step into the role, but the churn at the top continues to raise questions about stability inside one of tech's most closely watched companies.
On the product side, OpenAI and Google are in a race to serve enterprise customers faster. OpenAI has launched a preview mode called Ultrafast, promising speeds fourteen times quicker on its latest model, though access remains invite-only for now. Google, meanwhile, pushed out Gemini Flash to the open market, positioning it as a cheaper option built specifically for agent-based workflows.
And the enterprise courtship doesn't stop there. IBM has struck a partnership with OpenAI to train and certify tens of thousands of its consultants on OpenAI's technologies. It's a significant signal that the big legacy players in enterprise tech are betting their client relationships on AI tooling, and OpenAI is more than happy to have the salesforce.
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