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A UK hedge fund has developed a tool that surpasses Excel.
It is reported that Man Group, a hedge fund based in London, has developed its unique tool "Arctic DB" for analyzing large amounts of data at high speed and has begun commercializing it. Companies dealing with financial markets, especially those in Capital Markets, are said to be seeking increasingly advanced tech tools for rigorous data analysis.
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Improving the productivity of American workers through the use of AI.
According to reports, Mr. Viktorov, who runs a gym in Boston, increased revenue by 30% in 2024 without adding any sales staff, maintaining the same two employees he already had. Instead of increasing staff, he introduced an Artificial Intelligence (AI) model, filling it with information such as internal documents and sales materials. As a result, tasks that previously took hours, such as drafting marketing plans, emails, and posting on Social Media, are now completed in just a few minutes.
AI agents are expanding their presence in the Business world.
It has been reported that if AI agents function as expected, companies may be able to earn profits from generative AI that are commensurate with their investments. Among executives in the tech departments of companies, there is also a view that this could lead to a reduction in employee working hours and hiring numbers. <6702> Fujitsu <7046> TDSE <4011> Headwaters <3993> PKSHA Technology <8031> Mitsui & Co.
On January 14, 2025, Headwaters established the "Databricks GenAI LAB" to expand collaboration with Databricks on generative AI and data infrastructure.
On January 14, 2025, Headwaters established the "Databricks GenAI LAB" to expand collaboration with Databricks in generative AI and data infrastructure. Headwaters Corp, which is based in Shinjuku, Tokyo, and represented by Yosuke Shinoda, focuses on AI solution business, while Databricks Inc. is headquartered in San Francisco, California, USA.
Steady, with the U.S. market closed, interest in Australian Small/Mid Cap stocks may increase.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stock Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to have a steady development. The U.S. stock market was closed yesterday, October 9, in honor of former President Carter. The major European markets saw the UK FTSETM100 rise by 0.83%, the German DAX fall by 0.06%, and the French CAC40 increase by 0.51%. Today's Emerging Markets are likely to show a predominance of Buy. With the U.S. stock market closed yesterday and the major European stock indices showing mixed results, it seems difficult for the Leading Large Cap stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board to be actively traded.