WaperOpenAI is expanding Dot access through messaging and preparing a wider European rollout.
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Enterprise developments include an expanded ServiceNow partnership and a reported plan to buy Google TPU chips.
OpenAI expands Dot messaging access, signals wider European rollout
OpenAI is expanding ChatGPT Dot access to iMessage and RCS. At its Berlin DevDay Exchange, the company said Dots should roll out more widely in Europe "in a few weeks."
Why it matters: Messaging access adds another way to use the assistant, while the European rollout would broaden availability.
OpenAI and ServiceNow expand enterprise workflow partnership
OpenAI and ServiceNow have expanded their partnership across enterprise workflows. The supplied report does not specify features, commercial terms or availability.
Why it matters: The expansion is relevant to enterprises evaluating OpenAI through existing workflow platforms, although implementation details remain unclear.
OpenAI reportedly plans to buy Google's TPU chips
OpenAI plans to buy Google's TPU chips, according to a report. The supplied item provides no purchase volume, timing or financial terms.
Why it matters: A purchase would add Google's chips to OpenAI's computing supply options.
Android Studio adds third-party agent support, including Codex
Google's new Bring Your Own Agent feature opens Android Studio to more than 40 coding agents, including OpenAI's Codex and Anthropic's Claude Agent.
Why it matters: Android developers can use Codex within Android Studio's newly supported third-party agent workflow.
Retell uses OpenAI models to support 100 million monthly calls
OpenAI says its models help power Retell's 100 million monthly calls. GPT-6 Astra tops Retell's voice-agent benchmark, while Codex helps the company reach a $1.6 million annual revenue run rate per employee.
Why it matters: The case study provides scale and productivity figures for teams assessing OpenAI-powered voice agents and coding tools.
Legora details OpenAI use across legal workflows and contract analysis
Legora uses OpenAI models for contract analysis and due diligence, including agent-driven workflows whose results are reviewed by humans. Speakers say AI lets small legal teams examine more contracts faster, and one credits access to GPT-3.5 with inspiring them to leave university and start Legora.
Why it matters: The case illustrates how AI could broaden legal reviews beyond priority contracts while helping small teams handle larger workloads.