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Who in tech says it

Each company is judged by what it publishes itself: its newsroom, its SEC filings, its official accounts and its product names. How we count
The 8 AI leaders

1 switched, 2 partly, 5 still say AI

The companies that build and finance the leading AI systems. Each scores 0 to 100 by the strongest evidence found, from an executive's remark (20) to a company-wide rename (100).
  • SpaceXSISwitched
    @SpaceXAI is now @SpaceXSI (SpaceX Super Intelligence)
    80/100 · Rename
    SEC: 0 SI / 0 AI filings · X: 7 SI / 1 AI posts

    Its X account was renamed from @SpaceXAI to @SpaceXSI (display name "SpaceX Super Intelligence") after Musk confirmed the change on Oct. 4; the company has not said whether its website or legal name will follow. TeslaNorth Secondary source

    Latest use of the term: @elonmusk on X (Oct 10)

    Signed the White House Accord CNBC Secondary source

    All the evidence for SpaceXSI

  • MicrosoftPartly
    40/100 · Official post
    Newsroom: 3 SI / 15 AI posts · SEC: 0 SI / 0 AI filings · X: 0 SI / 2 AI posts

    An Oct. 12 post on the Official Microsoft Blog by Scott Guthrie opens with "era of Super Intelligence" but says AI throughout, and Nadella wrote an Oct. 10 essay about models as insider risks in the Super Intelligence era. Official Microsoft Blog

    Latest use of the term: Making AI more efficient, from the chip to the power grid (Oct 13)

    Did not sign the White House Accord CNBC Secondary source

    All the evidence for Microsoft

  • NvidiaPartly
    60/100 · Formal record
    Newsroom: 1 SI / 44 AI posts · SEC: 0 SI / 0 AI filings · X: 1 SI / 10 AI posts

    Its Oct. 8 release has Huang "putting advanced Super Intelligence in the hands of America's scientists", but only one of the 20 latest items in its newsroom feed uses the term. NVIDIA Newsroom

    Signed the White House Accord CNBC Secondary source

    All the evidence for Nvidia

  • AmazonStill says AI
    0/100
    Newsroom: 0 SI / 22 AI posts · SEC: 0 SI / 0 AI filings · X: 0 SI / 2 AI posts

    Gizmodo found CEO Andy Jassy posting AI on X the day after the White House meeting without using the new term, and none of the post-order items in Amazon's AWS, About Amazon and Amazon Science feeds use it. Gizmodo Secondary source

    Did not sign the White House Accord CNBC Secondary source

    All the evidence for Amazon

  • AnthropicStill says AI
    0/100
    Newsroom: 0 SI / 17 AI posts · X: 0 SI / 4 AI posts

    Its Oct. 8 Genesis Mission post uses AI seven times and never Super Intelligence, even though Amodei signed the accord; the listed feeds are third-party generated because Anthropic publishes no first-party feed. Anthropic

    Signed the White House Accord CNBC Secondary source

    All the evidence for Anthropic

  • GoogleStill says AI
    0/100
    Newsroom: 0 SI / 36 AI posts · SEC: 0 SI / 0 AI filings · X: 0 SI / 17 AI posts

    Pichai's one use of the term named the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, which Google signed; a name doesn't count as adoption, and Google's own posts since the order say AI. Gizmodo Secondary source

    Signed the White House Accord CNBC Secondary source

    All the evidence for Google

  • MetaStill says AI
    0/100
    Newsroom: 0 SI / 15 AI posts · SEC: 0 SI / 0 AI filings · X: 0 SI / 1 AI posts

    Meta uses the one-word superintelligence (Meta Superintelligence Labs), which predates the order and doesn't count; Zuckerberg signed the Accord, but no two-word use has been found and Meta's own posts say AI. Gizmodo Secondary source

    Signed the White House Accord CNBC Secondary source

    All the evidence for Meta

  • OpenAIStill says AI
    0/100
    Newsroom: 0 SI / 29 AI posts · X: 0 SI / 7 AI posts

    Gizmodo reports Altman has not used the term and posted AI on X as recently as Oct. 6, and none of the 28 posts in OpenAI's news feed since the order (checked Oct. 14) uses Super Intelligence. Gizmodo Secondary source

    Signed the White House Accord CNBC Secondary source

    All the evidence for OpenAI

The wider tech sector

1 switched, 8 partly, of 30

18 still say AI in their own posts and filings, and 3 have published nothing that uses either term since the order.
Broader tech sector: companies that use or rejected the term
CompanyStatusOfficial posts since Sept 29SEC filings since Sept 29Evidence
Tesla
TSLA
Switched
80/100 · Rename
no feed0 SI / 0 AI

Tesla's AI team X account was renamed from @Tesla_AI to @TeslaSI (Tesla Super Intelligence) on Oct. 8 with no announcement, and by Oct. 14 the main @Tesla bio reads "SI & robotics" per an X mirror. TeslaNorth Secondary source

Latest use of the term: @elonmusk on X (Oct 10)

Alpha Compute Corp
ALP
Partly
60/100 · Formal record
no feed1 SI / 0 AI

Its Oct. 6 6-K press release calls the company "a vertically integrated leader in Sovereign Super Intelligence" while using AI seven times elsewhere in the release. SEC EDGAR (Alpha Compute 6-K, Exhibit 99.1)

AMD
AMD
Partly
20/100 · Executive mention
0 SI / 11 AI0 SI / 0 AI

CEO Lisa Su posted on X on Sept. 30 that "Super Intelligence has incredible potential to make a real difference in people’s lives" after the White House meeting, but AMD's Oct. 12 Helion release says AI throughout with no Super Intelligence wording. Lisa Su on X

Booz Allen Hamilton
BAH
Partly
40/100 · Official post
no feed0 SI / 0 AI

Booz Allen's Deltek ranking page is now headlined "Booz Allen Ranks First in Super Intelligence Services" while its body and URL still say AI and artificial intelligence, and page metadata shows an edit on Oct. 13. Booz Allen

Latest use of the term: @BoozAllen on X (Oct 14)

Cisco
CSCO
Partly
60/100 · Formal record
2 SI / 20 AI0 SI / 0 AI

Cisco's own Oct. 12 OCP release says customers expect openness "in the super intelligence era" while the rest of the release says AI. Cisco Newsroom

Latest use of the term: Cisco Advances Scalability and Openness at OCP 2026 (Oct 12)

Dell Technologies
DELL
Partly
20/100 · Executive mention
0 SI / 22 AI0 SI / 0 AI

Michael Dell opened a Sept. 30 X post with "Trusted Infrastructure for Super Intelligence", but Dell's Oct. 13 blog post on brownfield data centers says AI throughout and none of the 20 items in its blog feed since the order uses the term. Michael Dell on X

Micron
MU
Partly
60/100 · Formal record
no feed1 SI / 1 AI

In its Sept. 30 earnings release, filed as an 8-K exhibit, CEO Sanjay Mehrotra said "AI is becoming Super Intelligence (SI)", though the rest of the release still says AI. SEC EDGAR (Micron 8-K, Exhibit 99.1)

Latest use of the term: 8-K filing (Sep 30)

Salesforce
CRM
Partly
20/100 · Executive mention
0 SI / 10 AI0 SI / 0 AI

Benioff posted "AIForce is officially SIForce" on X on Oct. 9, but Salesforce's own AIforce page and newsroom feed still say AI with no SI wording and no official Salesforce statement was reported. The Next Web Secondary source

Latest use of the term: @Benioff on X (Oct 9)

ServiceNow
NOW
Partly
80/100 · Rename
no feed0 SI / 0 AI

Its Oct. 6 release boilerplate now calls ServiceNow "the Super Intelligence Control Tower for business reinvention" where its July 22 release said "AI control tower", while product names keep AI. ServiceNow Newsroom

No use of the term yet 21

Change log

Who moved, and when

Every change in a company's status or evidence level, dated. Nothing is removed from this log.
  • Still says AI to Partly, score 0 to 20
  • AMDOct 15
    Still says AI to Partly, score 0 to 20
  • BroadcomOct 15
    Silent to Still says AI
  • GoogleOct 15
    Still says AI to Partly to Still says AI, reversed the same day
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