Radware and EPIC Cloud Company have entered into a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) agreement aimed at enhancing cloud application security through AI-powered solutions. This collaboration allows EPIC Cloud to integrate Radware’s advanced security services into their offerings, thereby bolstering protection for cloud-based applications and data. Radware’s service includes a comprehensive security platform featuring web application firewalls, bot management, API protection, and DDoS mitigation, all provided through cloud infrastructure to meet increasing demand for robust cybersecurity solutions. This partnership underscores a broader trend of leveraging AI technologies to address growing challenges in cloud security.
In other market news, Sangfor Technologies was trading firmly up 15.2% and finishing the session at CN¥119.85. This week, the company reported a reduced net loss for the half year ended June 30, 2025, while increasing its revenue compared to the previous year. At the same time, GDS Holdings lagged, down 5.6% to end the day at $32.00. Two days ago, GDS Holdings announced second-quarter earnings with increased revenue and significantly reduced net loss compared to the previous year, also confirming full-year 2025 revenue guidance.
GDS Holdings’ strategic expansion and innovative financial structuring enhance its growth potential amidst rising AI demand. Explore our detailed narrative to understand how GDS Holdings is poised for transformation.
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Alphabet ended the day at $199.75 up 0.2%, near its 52-week high. This week, the company announced the new Google Pixel lineup featuring advanced Gemini AI and satellite connectivity through T-Mobile.
Microsoft finished trading at $504.24 down 0.3%. This week, Microsoft extended its AI partnership with the NFL to enhance operations, game day decisions, and player evaluations using advanced tools like Copilot and Azure AI.
Apple ended the day at $224.90 down 0.5%.
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