tldrdaily.news logo
Tag

Software Services

All articles tagged with #software services

business2 years ago

"Morgan Stanley's Dojo Supercomputer Forecast Boosts Tesla Shares by $500 Billion"

Tesla's Dojo supercomputer could potentially boost the company's market value by $500 billion, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley. The prediction led to a more than 6% increase in Tesla's shares. The analysts believe that Dojo could unlock new revenue streams through the wider adoption of robotaxis and software services, similar to how Amazon Web Services propelled Amazon's profitability. They see Tesla's software and services revenue as the biggest value driver going forward. Dojo is designed to train AI systems for tasks like assisting Tesla's Autopilot and advancing its "Full Self-Driving" efforts. The analysts also highlighted the upcoming release of Tesla's full self-driving system and the next AI day as events to watch.

via CNN|
#business#dojo-supercomputer#market-value
business2 years ago

Infosys Faces Challenges in Finance Sectors, Stock Drops.

Infosys, India's second-largest software services firm, has warned that customers in key sectors like finance are pulling back, indicating that corporations are tightening their budgets to weather an economic slowdown. The company expects to post revenue growth of between 4% and 7% this fiscal year ending March 2024, compared to an average analyst estimate of 10.6%. Infosys and its peers in the tech services industry are seen as a bellwether for corporate spending, showing how companies are preparing for the future.

via Yahoo Finance|
#budget-cuts#business#economic-slowdown
space2 years ago

"Space Force partners with 18 vendors for data analytics and software services"

The Space Systems Command has selected 18 vendors to provide data analytics and software services to help decision makers analyze information about the space domain. These vendors will compete for $900 million worth of task orders under an IDIQ contract over the next five years. The IDIQ contract is in support of the Space C2 program that the U.S. Air Force started in 2018 to integrate and analyze space domain awareness data from multiple sources for more accurate and faster monitoring of outer space. The vendors will work with the Warp Core platform, a data-as-a-service platform developed by Palantir, to provide capabilities that require the aggregation of massive amounts of data from disparate sources and systems.

via SpaceNews|
#data-analytics#idiq-contract#software-services