The AI apps winning over corporate America
THE SO WHAT
Anthropic, OpenAI, and Cursor growing fastest while Microsoft and Google remain dominant suggests a barbell: incumbents own distribution, specialists win on depth and UX. For enterprise buyers, that means planning for a mixed stack—foundation access via suites, workflow leverage via focused vendors.
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