Duos Edge AI recently announced its expansion in Texas and entry into the Illinois market, highlighting continued momentum in deploying Edge Data Centers (EDCs) across diverse sectors. The company has added new EDCs in Lubbock, Texas to meet demand and plans to extend its infrastructure to the Greater Chicagoland Area as part of a broader Midwest expansion. These developments underscore the adaptability and scalability of their EDC solutions, catering to varied needs from education to carrier services. The expansion aligns with Duos Edge AI’s strategy to provide secure, low-latency infrastructure to underserved and high-growth markets, supporting the growing demand for localized compute and AI-enabled services.
In other market news, Geovis TechnologyLtd was trading firmly up 11.1% and ending trading at CN¥59.00, not far from its 52-week high. Meanwhile, King Slide Works lagged, down 7.7% to close at NT$3,460.00.
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Alphabet ended the day at $313.00 down 0.3%, hovering around its 52-week high.
Microsoft settled at $483.62 down 0.8%.
Oracle finished trading at $194.91 down 1.2%.
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