Claude offers far more compute than ChatGPT as Google opens access to Argon | ForkLog
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Over the summer, many prompt coders moved from Anthropic’s Claude Code to Codex from OpenAI: the ChatGPT maker reset quotas with every new million users. By fall, the pendulum swung the other way. In early October, analysts at SemiAnalysis compared subscription compute, pricing it at API rates. They found that, for everyday work models, Claude delivers roughly five times more for the same money than ChatGPT (back in June the advantage was with OpenAI). Google added intrigue by opening access on October 13 to its flagship Gemini 4 Argon.
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