On June 3, 2026, OpenAI officially launched a new cross-platform AI optimization tool and a brand-new Codex plug-in system, covering full-scenario enterprise services including equity investment, corporate finance and commercial sales. This major technical upgrade marks OpenAI’s official breakthrough in underlying computing adaptation and enterprise service layout. The core highlight of the new tool is the cross-hardware AI computing power optimization capability. For a long time, NVIDIA’s CUDA ecosystem has monopolized the underlying adaptation of global AI model operation, forming a closed hardware and software ecological barrier. OpenAI’s new tools can adapt to multi-brand chip hardware, completely breaking the single-platform dependence on CUDA architecture. This technological breakthrough will greatly reduce the hardware threshold and deployment cost for global enterprises to access artificial intelligence services, allowing more small and medium-sized enterprises to deploy large AI models on diversified hardware devices. It will reshape the underlying competitive pattern of the global AI infrastructure industry. In terms of market strategy, OpenAI clearly stated that it will focus on expanding enterprise paid services. The company aims to make enterprise customer revenue account for half of its total revenue by the end of 2026, launching comprehensive market competition with Anthropropic in the global enterprise AI service track. Industry analysts commented that the cross-platform optimization technology opens a new era of open AI infrastructure. It will weaken the hardware ecological moat of chip giants, promote the popularization of global AI applications, and accelerate the high-speed development of the artificial intelligence industry.