Oracle reports 95,000 active Codex users
An OpenAI customer case study says Oracle has more than 95,000 active Codex users and 130,000 ChatGPT users, one of the largest enterprise coding-agent deployments yet disclosed.
OpenAI has published a customer case study on Oracle. It lists more than 95,000 active Codex users and 130,000 active ChatGPT users at the company. The page describes Oracle as a North American enterprise technology company that uses both products.
The Codex figure stands out. Few enterprises have published usage numbers for coding agents, and 95,000-plus active users points to adoption well beyond a pilot. The case study doesn't say how OpenAI or Oracle define "active," what share of Oracle's engineering staff those users represent, or how Codex is used across teams.
The one specific outcome claimed is a 98% cut in the time talent acquisition research takes. An Oracle speaker credits this to a "talent market intelligence tool" built with ChatGPT Work. "It's really revolutionized how we do the front end of our recruitment process," the speaker says. The case study's headline claim that work which once took days now takes minutes appears to refer to this use case. No baseline figures or method are given.
A second quote describes a change in how employees get data: "Business users now describe the outcome they want instead of hunting for a report. That is a major shift. I would even call it a business transformation."
The material available doesn't name the people quoted or give their roles. It also includes no productivity or code-output figures for Codex. It's a vendor-produced marketing piece, so its figures have not been independently verified.