@FinanceYF5: Who Are Companies Spending Their AI Budgets On? Ramp Spending Data Provides the Answer. Search, voice input, and progra…
Summary
Ramp的支出数据显示，企业在AI预算上的支出格局正在分化：搜索、语音输入和编程领域已出现Perplexity、Wispr Flow和Claude Code等明确领导者，而推理服务、GPU算力和AI原生GTM市场仍高度分散。
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