In afternoon trading, reports covered the expansion of BridgeLAB DR sales through the partnership between インフォメティス and ENECHANGE, the launch of サイバーソリューションズ' hands-on cyber exercise service, an update on GMO Internet's unauthorized access incident, the launch of データセクション's AI infrastructure services, the launch of デジタルハーツ' AI testing solution and OMRON's share price movements.
インフォメティス announced that it had partnered with ENECHANGE to expand sales of BridgeLAB DR, a demand-response support service for retail electricity providers. The companies will strengthen proposals and sales by leveraging ENECHANGE's trading platform. BridgeLAB DR is described as a service that supports the adjustment of electricity demand using electricity data analysis and AI.
At 12:00, サイバーソリューションズ announced the launch of SCS R@nge, a hands-on cyber exercise service. The service automatically builds a closed virtual environment and provides cloud-based exercises from both attack and defense perspectives. The exercise engine is reportedly covered by an exclusive OEM agreement with Taiwan-based Shield eXtreme.
GMO Internet Group released an update on the unauthorized access incident. The number of servers potentially affected has reached approximately 26,739, and the company said that unauthorized operations had been reported in customers' FX and other trading accounts. The company said it is continuing its investigation and working with the parties concerned to prevent further damage.
データセクション showed strong buying indications in the afternoon session and launched AI infrastructure and GPU compute services. The services are beginning operations under a large-scale contract signed in September and are scheduled to be provided to a US-based AI infrastructure platform.
デジタルハーツHD announced the launch of AI Test Solution powered by DAAQ jointly with DeNA. The solution uses AI to support test design and execution, aiming to reduce the workload involved in preparing test design documents. It is expected to improve the accuracy of quality verification by having on-site staff refine the results.
OMRON's share price fell sharply. Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities changed its target price from ¥4,900 to ¥5,500, while analyzing that additional catalysts were lacking.