Cloud AI Today - Botpress Secures $25M To Enhance AI Agents Infrastructure

Simply Wall St · 06/24 12:07

Botpress has recently secured $25 million in Series B funding to enhance its cloud platform for AI agents, with significant backing from investors such as FRAMEWORK and Deloitte Ventures. This investment is aimed at accelerating the development of Botpress's infrastructure for deploying AI agents, addressing key challenges in scalability and reliability that businesses face when moving AI applications into production. By focusing on improving infrastructure, Botpress seeks to facilitate broader adoption of autonomous AI agents across various sectors, which could drive the next wave of advancement in AI-powered interactions. This strategic expansion highlights the growing emphasis on cloud-based AI solutions to transform industries globally.

Elsewhere in the market, Ruijie Networks (SZSE:301165) was a standout up 9.4% and ending the day at CN¥56.08. In the meantime, Super Micro Computer (NasdaqGS:SMCI) trailed, down 9.8% to end trading at $40.89. This week, the company completed a $2 billion fixed-income offering and announced a share repurchase program.

Super Micro Computer's strategic expansion in AI platforms and global manufacturing offers robust growth potential amid market competition. Click to explore how these timely innovations may boost Super Micro's market share and profitability.

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  • Microsoft (NasdaqGS:MSFT) ended the day at $486.00 up 1.8%, close to the 52-week high.
  • Apple (NasdaqGS:AAPL) finished trading at $201.50 up 0.2%.
  • Alphabet (NasdaqGS:GOOGL) finished trading at $165.19 down 0.9%. This week, Google partnered with Dolby Laboratories and Lenovo to launch the Lenovo Chromebook Plus featuring Dolby Atmos for enhanced audio experiences.

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