Innodata’s core business is now focused on the generative AI IT services market, which is expected to reach $200 billion by 2029 and holds significant growth potential.
Category: Artificial intelligence
The pros and cons of investing in Alphabet amid AI evolution
Because Alphabet’s business is so vast and complex, it’s difficult to discuss the pros and cons of investing in Alphabet.
“The Technological Republic”,the only book to understand Palantir
“The Technological Republic” is written by Alex Karp, co-founder and CEO of Palantir. He is the soul of Palantir and the person who best represents it, even more so than co-founder Peter Thiel. Alex Karp is to Palantir what Bill Gates is to Microsoft, Sam Altman to OpenAI, or Mark Zuckerberg to Meta.
AI job openings tripled in past five years
Job market shrunk with overall job openings plummeting 35% compared to early 2020. Traditional programming roles plummeted, AI job have bucked the trend
Some AI software vendors are starting to make money
2025 Q2 report shows AI software can make big money; category one is five tech titans; category two is Reddit, Palantir, Figma, and Oracle.
Hidden Concerns Beneath the AI Frenzy
AI frenzy has been there for more than 3 years, however, there are lots of hidden concerns beneath the AI frenzy.
Apple’s Crisis Part 2: Apple’s AI is seriously lagging behind
For Apple’s AI is seriously lagging behind, challenge lies in seamlessly integrating AI features or acquired technologies into all of Apple’s products and user interfaces, leveraging Apple’s traditional strengths and demonstrating the powerful value of the Apple ecosystem—this is the sole key to Apple’s resurgence.
China ditch US AI chips and decides to go its own way
China ditch US AI chip, Beijing has required Chinese tech companies to justify orders for H20 chips, promoting domestic alternatives like Huawei and Cambricon. Bloomberg reported that relevant ministries recently issued a notice to domestic companies, advising them to avoid using Nvidia’s H20 chips, designed specifically for the Chinese market, particularly in government and critical infrastructure sectors.
AI investment will only increase because no one can afford to miss out on the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Meta, Microsoft, and Google’s Q2 result, the message was clear: —this is why corporate AI investment is only going to increase, not decrease.
Software hit hard by AI
Software hit hard by AI, seen worldwide, with Morgan Stanley’s index of software-as-a-service (SaaS) stocks trading this month at 23 times expected earnings. That’s half its average over the past decade and the lowest level in Bloomberg data going back to 2014.