Samsung Electronics has signed a major contract with OpenAI, according to AzerNews, in what GSMArena describes as one of OpenAI's largest enterprise deals to date.
Under the agreement, OpenAI's ChatGPT Enterprise and its Codex coding tool will be deployed across all Samsung branches, GSMArena reports. That points to a company-wide rollout rather than a limited pilot, putting OpenAI's tools in the hands of staff throughout the South Korean electronics giant.
The two companies have also formed a partnership around semiconductor manufacturing, according to GSMArena. Samsung is one of the world's biggest chipmakers, and the chips that power modern AI systems are in heavy demand, so a tie-up on the manufacturing side connects OpenAI to a key part of the hardware supply chain.
The sources do not disclose the financial terms of the contract, a timeline for the rollout, or further specifics of the semiconductor arrangement.
Why it matters: large companies adopting AI tools across their entire workforce is a sign that products like ChatGPT are moving from experiments to everyday business infrastructure — and a deal of this size with a manufacturer as prominent as Samsung shows how deeply AI providers are now weaving themselves into both the software people use and the hardware that makes AI possible.