Pipefy has announced a multi-year collaboration with Microsoft to enhance its AI-driven business process orchestration solutions. This partnership aims to accelerate the development of AI-powered capabilities by integrating Microsoft’s advanced AI infrastructure with Pipefy’s platform. As part of the collaboration, Pipefy’s solutions will be made available globally through the Microsoft Marketplace, facilitating seamless deployment of AI-driven workflows for enterprise clients. The collaboration will focus on leveraging Microsoft’s resources, such as the Microsoft Foundry, to support innovative AI projects, providing enterprises with secure and scalable AI automation solutions.
In other market news, Xanadu Quantum Technologies was trading firmly up 29.2% and finishing the session at CA$44.50. In the meantime, Samsung SDS trailed, down 4.3% to end the day at ₩182,800. On Wednesday, the company announced a partnership with FriendliAI to offer high-performance AI inference services using its scalable GPU infrastructure.
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Oracle ended the day at $178.34 up 5%. Oracle, up 5% today at $178.34, plans multicloud expansion with AWS Interconnect later this year, announced 1 day ago, enhancing connectivity for seamless AI deployments.
Alphabet settled at $336.02 down 0.3%, not far from its 52-week high.
Apple closed at $263.40 down 1.1%. Monday, April 14, a lawsuit was filed against Apple and others alleging facilitation of predatory practices and violations of state and federal laws.
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