“The top quintile companies… grew at 15% on average. The bottom quintile… grew at 5% on average.”

Matt Kropp · The So What from BCG · Lessons on Token-Based Competition from My All-AI Company

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partnered with Cursor to obtain token-consumption data for 107 public tech companies and correlated it with growth rates

top quintile grew 15% avg; bottom quintile grew 5% avg

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