OpenAI Launches AI Consulting Business, Valued at $14 Billion
OpenAI has officially entered the consulting and services space with a new division called OpenAI Deployment Co. (DeployCo), securing $4 billion at a $10 billion pre-money valuation. The move marks a strategic shift from model development to enterprise deployment.
OpenAI Launches DeployCo Consulting Unit at $14 Billion Valuation
OpenAI officially launched its new consulting and services business, OpenAI Deployment Co. (DeployCo), valued at $14 billion, according to Axios. The unit raised $4 billion in initial investment with a pre-money valuation of $10 billion, and OpenAI retains majority control. Investors are guaranteed a minimum return of 17.5%, with a capped profit. This move marks OpenAI’s shift from model development to enterprise deployment services.
OpenAI Codex Launches Chrome Extension for In-Browser Programming
OpenAI today released Codex for Chrome, a new browser extension that lets Codex work directly in Chrome on both Mac and PC. The extension enables Codex to test web apps, gather context across multiple tabs, and use developer tools—all without taking over browser control. According to OpenAI, after the desktop Codex app introduced the "Computer Use" feature, most workflows were observed to happen inside the browser, making this extension a natural next step for faster, more convenient browser-based task assistance.
OpenAI Codex Launches Chrome Extension – Use AI Coding Assistant Directly in Your Browser
OpenAI's new Codex for Chrome extension lets you run the AI coding assistant directly in your browser on Mac and PC. It accesses browser context, cross-tab info, and Web DevTools to test web apps without taking over your control. A new $100/month ChatGPT tier is also available for heavy users.
OpenAI Codex Chrome Extension Launches: AI-Powered Coding Directly in Your Browser
OpenAI has officially released the Codex for Chrome extension, enabling Codex to run directly in the Chrome browser on both Mac and PC. Without taking over your browser controls, it can test web apps, pull context across multiple tabs, and use browser developer tools. OpenAI noted that after adding "computer use" to the desktop version, most common workflows now happen inside the browser — and this extension makes it faster and easier for Codex to handle browser-based tasks that plugins or APIs can't manage.
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