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TemporalSamar Abbas3 min readintro

A letter from Samar: a year of achievements, and what’s next for us

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Summary

Temporal’s CEO reports a year of rapid growth—200% YoY revenue, 1.9 trillion monthly actions, and 570 staff—while positioning durable execution as the reliability layer for AI agents and announcing GA of OpenAI and Vercel SDK integrations.

  • Revenue run‑rate grew 200% YoY and net dollar retention stayed above 200% each month.
  • Temporal processed 1.9 trillion actions in August, a 368% YoY increase.
  • General availability of the OpenAI Agents SDK and Vercel AI SDK integration bring durable execution to AI workloads.
  • Headcount doubled to 570 employees across four continents, with 4,300 paying customers and 43 M+ open‑source installs.

Engineers building AI‑driven applications need a proven orchestration platform that can guarantee reliability at massive scale.

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