I think the parent is referring to the code they ship as part of their own products, which for most companies is definitely not GPL3 if they can avoid it.
Try and find a single major corporation in the world that is willing to bind it's proprietary intellectual property to GPLv3. It's a tribute, honestly, to that license that most companies realize that they have to go all-in on open-source (at which point GPLv3 is fine)