
US corporate AI spending hits an October high as growth slows to 1.65%
Among more than 85,000 Ramp customers, a typical firm spent $16.32 while the top 1% spent $10,200 per employee.
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Among more than 85,000 Ramp customers, a typical firm spent $16.32 while the top 1% spent $10,200 per employee.

Bloomberg says further cuts could reach $100 a day, or $25 for some non-technical teams, with exceptions available.
Intel stock falls amid broader tech rout driven by AI spending and chip market pressures.

Intel fell as much as 30% and Reddit 26% after weaker outlooks, while Alphabet had already lost more than $500 billion.

Only 13% report major or transformative returns from AI despite many pursuing cost savings.

Microsoft and Meta are limiting employee use of Anthropic's Claude in favor of their own coding tools.
A Wall Street Journal report says AI token costs are becoming nearly impossible for businesses to budget.

US companies are using more AI while spending less, as OpenAI and Anthropic price cuts drive API costs down.

Anthropic signed a seven-year $11.6 billion Akamai cloud deal, lifting reported compute commitments past $517 billion.

IDC forecasts European AI spending near $470 billion by 2030, led by generative and agentic AI.

IANS survey of 500 US CISOs finds AI is the top priority for net-new security budget even as overall cybersecurity budgets stay flat.

Ramp's September AI Index shows top AI spenders' per-employee costs fell 9.7% in August as firms migrate from frontier models to cheaper standard models.
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