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Google is reallocating resources to AI, ETC.
According to sources, Google, a subsidiary of Alphabet, has conducted layoffs in its cloud division to redirect resources towards investments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other areas. It is reported that major Technology companies are being urged to invest in AI technology without compromising on profits. <6702> Fujitsu <7046> TDSE <4011> Headwaters <3993> PKSHA
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Cyberdyne <7779.T> surges. It has been reported that they will collaborate with Pasona <2168.T> to develop next-generation robots that can be utilized for staffing. Hoku Hoku <8377.T> has risen for three consecutive days. A shareholder benefit program has been introduced. Kyowa Electric <6853.T> surges. A medium-term management plan has been formulated. ☆ The above article contains unverified information. Provided by Wealth Advisor Corporation.
AI-native companies are growing rapidly.
AI-native companies have various characteristics, and a common tendency reported is that they perceive AI as more than just a tool to enhance productivity or improve specific investment returns. It is understood as a way to replace the structured processes that were central to companies in the era of industrialization with fast and powerful AI and reasoning.
Cyberdyne to Sell Entire LeyLine Stake; to Book 175 Million Yen Impairment Loss on Sale
Cisco, the increase in infrastructure spending by companies utilizing AI is a tailwind.
On the 12th, Cisco presented a strong revenue outlook for the period from February to April (third quarter), driven by the increasing infrastructure expenditures of companies utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. Corporate clients appear to be enhancing their network systems to accelerate the creation and use of AI.
Sony Group Corp has revised its forecast upwards for March 25, with operating profit of 1 trillion 335 billion yen, up from 1 trillion 310 billion yen.
Sony Group Corp (6758) announced a revision of its Financial Estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025. Revenue has been revised upwards from 12 trillion 710 billion yen to 13 trillion 200 billion yen, and operating profit from 1 trillion 310 billion yen to 1 trillion 335 billion yen. Entertainment-related segments such as Gaming and music are performing steadily. Additionally, it was announced that a share buyback program with a cap of 50 billion yen has been established, allowing the purchase of up to 30 million shares (0.5% of the total issued shares excluding treasury shares) in the market. 【Positive evaluation】<675