AWS Adds ChatGPT Enterprise to Marketplace for Cloud Commitment Purchases
· 10h ago · Originally reported by PPC Land
Amazon Web Services customers can now purchase ChatGPT Enterprise products, including ChatGPT Work and Codex, through private offers that count against their existing AWS cloud commitments. This move follows similar availability of Claude AI on the AWS marketplace.
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This development streamlines procurement for enterprise buyers and signals growing competition among AI providers to secure enterprise budgets via cloud marketplaces.
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It's like being able to buy a new tool for your job using the same gift card you already have for your favorite store.
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