The recent availability of Standards + Excelerate Copilots in the Microsoft Marketplace marks a significant development in Cloud AI applications, providing AI-powered add-ins for Microsoft Word and Excel. These tools aim to enhance document productivity and accuracy in technical and legal fields through state-of-the-art, multi-model AI functionality. By integrating with Microsoft 365 and leveraging Azure technologies, Standards + Excelerate Copilots offer advanced AI solutions that support multilanguage document handling and international standards. This move underscores the potential of cloud-based AI to transform workflows in global industries, offering a sophisticated platform for innovation and efficiency.
In other market news, Nebius Group was a notable mover up 6.5% and finishing the session at $94.69. At the same time, Nutanix trailed, down 17.7% to close at $48.34, near its 52-week low. Three days ago, Nutanix announced positive Q1 earnings growth with increased revenue, net income, and earnings per share compared to the previous year.
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Oracle ended the day at $204.96 up 4%.
Apple closed at $277.55 up 0.2%, near its 52-week high.
Alphabet finished trading at $319.95 down 1.1%, close to the 52-week high. This week, Google faced a class action lawsuit over alleged defects in its Nest smart home devices.
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