OpenAI and Dell Technologies are collaborating to help enterprises deploy Codex in the hybrid and on-premises environments where their data, systems, and workflows already operate.
The partnership will connect Codex with the Dell AI Data Platform, allowing businesses to bring OpenAI’s coding and agentic AI tool closer to internal codebases, documentation, operational knowledge, and business systems.
OpenAI said Codex is now used by more than 4 million developers each week and is being adopted across code review, test coverage, incident response, and large repository analysis.
The companies will also explore ways for Codex, ChatGPT Enterprise, and other API-based solutions to work with Dell AI Factory, Dell’s infrastructure platform for running enterprise AI workloads. The integration could support tasks such as preparing data, managing systems of record, running tests, and deploying AI applications inside Dell based hybrid or on-premises infrastructure.
Dell said the collaboration is designed to give enterprises a more secure path to deploying AI agents at scale by allowing them to operate closer to company data.
“Collaborating with OpenAI brings together Dell’s industry-leading enterprise-grade infrastructure with cutting-edge agentic AI harnesses and models from OpenAI,” said Ihab Tarazi, SVP and CTO of Dell Technologies’ Infrastructure Solutions Group. “The Dell AI Factory with OpenAI Codex will allow enterprises to deploy AI where enterprise data already lives, within their premises, giving customers a practical, secure path to deploying AI agents at scale,” Tarazi added.
The deal expands Codex beyond software development into broader enterprise workflows, including report preparation, feedback routing, lead qualification, follow-ups, and coordination across business systems.
For Dell, the partnership strengthens its position in enterprise AI infrastructure as companies look for ways to deploy agentic AI without moving sensitive data out of governed environments.
Dell shares were down 3% on the day, trading near $234 at press time, as OpenAI prepares for an expected IPO later this year after disclosing in late March that it raised $122 billion at an $852 billion valuation.
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