Inriver has achieved Microsoft Certified Software Designation for its AI-powered Product Information Management (PIM) platform, specifically designed for Manufacturing AI. Now available in the Microsoft Marketplace, this certification allows global Microsoft customers to discover and integrate Inriver’s solutions, enhancing innovation and business transformation through seamless compatibility with Microsoft products. The platform offers manufacturers enhanced capabilities for product data management, such as accelerated time to market, improved AI discoverability, and automated content quality and compliance, all integrated within the secure and compliant framework of Microsoft Azure.

In other market news, Datadog was trading firmly up 31.3% and finishing the session at $188.73. This week, the company announced first-quarter earnings with a notable increase in sales and net income compared to last year. Meanwhile, Ubiquiti softened, down 9.9% to end the day at $926.69.

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Oracle finished trading at $194.59 up 0.3%.

Alphabet closed flat at $397.99, hovering around its 52-week high. On Tuesday, Zevin Asset Management urged Alphabet’s shareholders to support a proposal for a report on data policy risks.

Apple settled with no change at, $287.42, near its 52-week high.

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