OpenAI's Codex enterprise business remains significantly smaller than Anthropic's Claude Code
M.G. Siegler · More OpenAI C-Suite Drama, Is Siri Seriously Broken?, Meta’s Elusive Next Hit · Apr 10, 2026 · at 20:20
MG Siegler (Spyglass) analyzes OpenAI's efforts to sell coding AI tools into the enterprise against Anthropic's Claude Code.
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“It seems like it's a fast growing business codex for them, but it's still not nearly, you know, as big as cloud code is.”
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