AI Producer Inc. has further cemented its position in the evolving Cloud AI landscape by securing a U.S. patent for its AI-assisted live event production technology, “Deliberate Delay.” This addition to their extensive patent portfolio signifies a strategic move toward setting a new industry standard for live event production, emphasizing enhanced accessibility without the need for complex hardware and integrations. Integrated with Microsoft Teams, AI Producer offers innovative features such as preset production formats, advanced branding, and customizable layouts aimed at democratizing professional video production. The company’s recent achievements, including producing the world’s largest AI-assisted hybrid event and launching AI Producer Studio on HP AI PCs, highlight its commitment to making AI-enhanced communication tools widely accessible in a hybrid work environment.
In other market news, InterDigital was trading firmly up 9.9% and finishing the session at $345.05. This week, the company reported a significant quarterly decline in sales and net income compared to the previous year, but issued favorable Q1 2026 guidance. Meanwhile, Hut 8 lagged, down 17.9% to end trading at $44.48.
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Apple settled at $275.91 down 0.2%, not far from its 52-week high.
Alphabet ended the day at $331.25 down 0.5%. On Wednesday, the company’s board declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.21 payable in March 2026.
Oracle ended the day at $136.48 down 6.9%. This week, Oracle’s AI solution was selected for a pilot project with Lumeo RHIS to enhance clinician workflows in Southeastern Ontario.
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