OpenAI president says agentic coding tools and GPT-5.6 Sol sparked Q3 revenue inflection
OpenAI president Greg Brockman described the first half of 2026 as “pretty rough” for the company. He said the slowdown was offset by a notable “revenue inflection” in the third quarter.
Key points
- Greg Brockman called the first half of 2026 “pretty rough” for OpenAI.
- Agentic coding tools, GPT‑5.6 Sol, and ChatGPT Work drove a revenue inflection in Q3 2026.
- The revenue lift is tied to growth in OpenAI’s enterprise business.
According to Brockman, the lift came from a growing enterprise business and the rollout of agentic coding tools, the new GPT‑5.6 Sol model, and the ChatGPT Work offering. The statement signals that OpenAI’s newer developer‑focused products are beginning to drive larger business sales.
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