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Global Artificial Intelligence Market Report 2021: AI Solution Market will Reach $227.5Billion by 2026, Growing at 28.6% CAGR

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Dublin, May 20, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The “AI Market by Technology Type, Deployment Method, Solution Type, Integration (Technologies, Networks, and Devices) and Industry Verticals 2021 – 2026” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.

This report evaluates the AI technology and solutions market, including analysis of leading AI vendors, strategies, solutions and applications. The report assesses the state of AI development, implementation, and operation. The report analyzes the forecasts AI market sizing for by technology type, deployment method, solution type, network and technology integration, and by industry verticals from 2021 through 2026.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) represents a wide variety of technologies including Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing, and more. We see AI increasingly embedded within many systems and applications including everything from data management to retail shopping.

The AI segment is currently very fragmented, characterized with most companies focusing on silo approaches to solutions. Longer term, the publisher sees many solutions involving multiple AI types as well as integration across other key areas such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and data analytics.

There are many potential use cases for AI within the cybersecurity domain. For example, AI may be used in IoT to bolster security, safeguard assets, and reduce fraud. There are varying opinions about security in IoT.

For example, some companies favor a distributed (decentralized) approach whereas other companies believe a more centralized approach leveraging strictly centralized cloud architecture makes more sense. We see little possibility in which signature-based security solutions will work with IoT in an edge computing environment for a variety of reasons including the limitation on throughput of communications between distributed endpoints and centralized cloud.

AI has various advantages including the fact that it is a more lightweight application (because it does not require all the data that comes with tracking digital signatures/code for known viruses), more effective in identifying malware, easier and less costly to maintain as there is no need to constantly identify new malware code. This is all because AI-based security is looking for malicious behaviors rather than known malicious code.

Longer term, AI will move beyond fraud prevention and prevention of malicious acts as AI will be used to feed advanced analytics and decision making. This will be especially true in IoT solutions involving real-time data as AI will be used to make determinations for autonomous actions.

Consumer-facing apps and services supported by AI are many and varied including chatbots and Virtual Personal Assistants (VPA) in support of customer care and lifestyle enhancement. The automobile industry is another example in which AI is becoming increasingly useful, both in the near term for solutions such as the inclusion of VPAs, and longer-term use cases such as AI support of self-driving vehicles. Another consumer market area in which AI will be integrated is wearable technology. As wearables become more mainstream and integrate into everyday life with increasing dependency, there will be a need for integration with Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, and Analytics.

AI is expected to have a big impact on data management. However, the impact goes well beyond data management as we anticipate that these technologies will increasingly become part of every network, device, application, and service. One area important to enterprise will be Intelligent Decision Support Systems (IDSS), which are a form of Expert System which utilize AI to optimize decision making. IDSS will be used in many fields including agriculture, medicine, urban development, and other areas. IDSS will also be used in policy making and strategy at the highest levels of enterprise as well as governmental organizations.

Select Report Findings:

  • Total global AI solution market will reach $227.5B by 2026, growing at 28.6% CAGR
  • Global unsupervised machine learning market will reach $13.9 by 2026, growing at 21.8% CAGR
  • Combination of AI and IoT (AIoT) will drive up to 23% of new AI systems integration, primarily involving IIoT
  • AI solutions in a public cloud environment shall be almost three times those of private cloud deployments through 2026
  • Key AI technology systems integration opportunities include Expert Systems, Decision Support Systems, Fuzzy Systems, and Multi-Agent Systems

Key Topics Covered:

1.0 Executive Summary
1.1 Overview
1.2 Research Objectives
1.3 Select Findings

2.0 Introduction
2.1 Defining Artificial Intelligence
2.1.1 Artificial General Intelligence
2.1.2 Artificial Super Intelligence
2.1.3 Artificial Intelligence Language
2.1.4 Conversational User Interfaces
2.2 Artificial Intelligence Types
2.3 Artificial Intelligence Systems
2.4 AI Outcomes and Enterprise Benefits
2.5 Cognitive Computing and Swarm Intelligence
2.6 AI Market SWOT Analysis
2.6.1 Market Drivers and Strengths
2.6.2 Market Constraints and Threats
2.6.3 Market Opportunities
2.7 AI Technology Goals
2.8 AI Tools and Approaches
2.9 AI Market Predictions
2.10 AI Market Landscape
2.10.1 Embedded Devices and Things
2.10.2 AI Software and Platforms
2.10.3 AI Component and Chipsets
2.10.4 AI Services and Deployment Options
2.11 AI Patent and Regulatory Framework
2.12 Value Chain Analysis
2.12.1 Artificial Intelligence Companies
2.12.2 IoT Companies and Suppliers
2.12.3 Data Analytics Providers
2.12.4 Connectivity Infrastructure Providers
2.12.5 Components and Chipsets Manufacturers
2.12.6 Software Developers and Data Scientists
2.12.7 End Users
2.13 Competitive Landscape Analysis

3.0 Technology and Application Analysis
3.1 AI Technology Matrix
3.1.1 Machine Learning
3.1.1.1 Deep Learning
3.1.1.2 Supervised vs. Unsupervised Learning
3.1.1.3 Reinforcement Learning
3.1.2 Natural Language Processing
3.1.3 Computer Vision
3.1.4 Speech Recognition
3.1.5 Context-Aware Processing
3.1.6 Artificial Neural Network
3.1.7 Predictive APIs
3.1.8 Autonomous Robotics
3.2 AI Technology Readiness
3.2.1 Machine Learning APIs
3.2.2 IBM Watson API
3.2.3 Microsoft Azure Machine Learning API
3.2.4 Google Prediction API
3.2.5 Amazon Machine Learning API
3.2.6 BigML
3.2.7 AT&T Speech API
3.2.8 Wit.ai
3.2.9 AlchemyAPI
3.2.10 Diffbot
3.2.11 PredictionIO
3.2.12 General Application Environment
3.3 AI Technology and Solution Integration
3.3.1 AI in Emotion Detection Solutions
3.3.2 AI in IoT Applications and Big Data Analytics
3.3.3 AI in Data Science and Predictive Analytics
3.3.4 AI in Edge Computing and 5G Network
3.3.5 AI in Cloud Computing and Machine Learning
3.3.6 AI in Smart Machines and Digital Twin Technologies
3.3.7 AI in Factory Automation and Industry 4.0
3.3.8 AI in Building Automation and the Smart Workplace
3.3.9 AI in Cloud Robotics and Public Security
3.3.10 AI in Self-Driven Networks
3.3.11 AI in Predictive 3D Design
3.4 AI Application Delivery Platforms and Business Models
3.4.1 The Role of AI Software
3.4.2 AI and Machine Learning as a Service
3.5 Enterprise Adoption and AI Investment
3.5.1 Market Leaders in AI Funding and Initiatives
3.5.2 Enterprise AI Drive Productivity Gains
3.6 AI Applications in Industry Verticals
3.6.1 Leading Industry Verticals in AI Solution Implementation
3.6.2 AI Use Cases by Company and Solution

4.0 AI Ecosystem Analysis
4.1 NVidia Corporation
4.2 IBM Corporation
4.3 Intel Corporation
4.4 Samsung Electronics Co Ltd.
4.5 Microsoft Corporation
4.6 Google Inc.
4.7 Baidu Inc.
4.8 Qualcomm Incorporated
4.9 Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.
4.10 Fujitsu Ltd.
4.11 H2O.ai
4.12 Juniper Networks, Inc.
4.13 Nokia Corporation
4.14 ARM Limited
4.15 Hewlett Packard Enterprise
4.16 Oracle Corporation
4.17 SAP
4.18 Siemens AG
4.19 Apple Inc.
4.20 General Electric
4.21 ABB Ltd.
4.22 LG Electronics
4.23 Koninklijke Philips N.V
4.24 Whirlpool Corporation
4.25 AB Electrolux
4.26 Wind River Systems Inc.
4.27 Cumulocity GmBH
4.28 Digital Reasoning Systems Inc.
4.29 SparkCognition Inc.
4.30 KUKA AG
4.31 Rethink Robotics
4.32 Motion Controls Robotics Inc.
4.33 Panasonic Corporation
4.34 Haier Group Corporation
4.35 Miele
4.36 Next IT Corporation
4.37 Nuance Communications Inc.
4.38 InteliWISE
4.39 Facebook Inc.
4.40 Salesforce
4.41 Amazon Inc.
4.42 SK Telecom
4.43 motion.ai
4.44 Buddy
4.45 AOL Inc.
4.46 Tesla Inc.
4.47 Inbenta Technologies Inc.
4.48 Cisco Systems
4.49 MAANA
4.50 Veros Systems Inc.
4.51 PointGrab Ltd.
4.52 Tellmeplus
4.53 Xiaomi Technology Co. Ltd.
4.54 Leap Motion Inc.
4.55 Atmel Corporation
4.56 Texas Instruments Inc.
4.57 Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
4.58 XILINX Inc.
4.59 Omron Adept Technology
4.60 Gemalto N.V.
4.61 Micron Technology
4.62 SAS Institute Inc.
4.63 AIBrian Inc.
4.64 QlikTech International AB
4.65 MicroStrategy Incorporated
4.66 Brighterion Inc.
4.67 IPsoft Inc.
4.68 24/7.ai Inc.
4.69 General Vision Inc.
4.70 Sentient Technologies Holdings Limited
4.71 Graphcore
4.72 CloudMinds
4.73 Rockwell Automation Inc.
4.74 Tend.ai
4.75 SoftBank Robotics Holding Corp.
4.76 iRobot Corp.
4.77 Lockheed Martin
4.78 Spacex
4.79 Fraight AI
4.80 Infor Global Solutions
4.81 Presenso
4.82 Teknowlogi

5.0 Market Analysis and Forecasts 2021 – 2026
5.1 AI Market
5.2 AI Market by Segment
5.2.1 Hardware
5.2.1.1 Embedded Devices
5.2.1.2 Embedded IoT Systems
5.2.1.3 Semiconductor Components
5.2.2 Software
5.2.2.1 Software Category
5.2.2.1.1 AI Platforms
5.2.3 Services
5.2.3.1 Professional Services
5.3 AI Market by Management Functions
5.4 AI Market by Technology
5.4.1 AI Technology by Major Solution Type
5.4.2 Machine Learning by Solution Type
5.5 AI Market by Industry Vertical
5.5.1 Medical and Healthcare
5.5.2 Manufacturing
5.5.3 Consumer Electronics
5.5.4 Automotive and Transportation
5.5.5 Retail and Apparel
5.5.6 Marketing and Advertising
5.5.7 FinTech
5.5.8 Building and Construction
5.5.9 Agriculture
5.5.10 Security and Surveillance
5.5.11 Government, Military, and Aerospace
5.5.12 Human Resource
5.5.13 Legal and Law
5.5.14 Telecommunication and IT
5.5.15 Oil, Gas, and Mining
5.5.16 Logistics
5.5.17 Education and Instruction
5.6 AI Market by Solution Type
5.7 AI Market by Deployment Method
5.7.1 AI Deployment Options
5.7.2 Private vs. Public Cloud Deployment
5.8 AI Market by AI System
5.9 AI Market by AI Type
5.10 AI Market by Connectivity
5.10.1 Non-Telecom Connectivity
5.10.2 Telecom Connectivity
5.10.3 Connectivity Standards
5.10.4 Enterprise
5.11 AI Market in IoT Networks
5.12 AI Market in IoT Edge Computing
5.13 AI Analytics Market
5.14 AI Market by Intent-Based Networking
5.15 AI Market in Virtualized Infrastructure
5.16 AI Market in 5G Networks
5.17 AI Market in Blockchain Networks
5.18 AI Market by Region
5.19 AI Embedded Unit Deployment Forecast 2021 – 2026
5.19.1 Overall AI Embedded Unit Deployment
5.19.2 AI Embedded Unit Deployment by Solution
5.19.2.1 Non-IoT Devices
5.19.2.2 IoT Devices
5.19.2.3 IoT Things/Objects
5.19.2.4 IoT Semiconductors
5.19.2.5 Software
5.19.3 IoT Unit Deployment by Region
5.19.3.1 North America
5.19.3.2 Asia Pacific
5.19.3.3 Europe
5.19.3.4 Middle East and Africa
5.19.3.5 Latin America

6.0 Conclusions and Recommendations

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Creditflux announces 2024 CLO Manager Awards winners

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The Creditflux awards are the only credit fund and CLO industry awards solely determined by data and metrics, showcasing the market’s best performers. 
LONDON, May 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Creditflux, a Debtwire service and part of ION Analytics, held its 16th annual CLO Manager Awards in London on 15 May 2024. The global collateralized loan obligation (CLO) community gathered at London’s Landmark Hotel to recognize the best-performing CLOs, CLO managers, and CLO funds in the USD 1.32tn* global CLO market.

This year, a record 80 CLO managers and 32 CLO fund managers submitted performance data for the awards. The list of finalists was announced in April and the category winners were announced live during the Creditflux Manager Awards Dinner, attended by 320 guests.
The awards ceremony followed a full-day Creditflux-hosted CLO Symposium that connected CLO investors with the most important arrangers, managers, and advisors in global structured finance, helping the former to deploy capital and achieve investment goals. The CLO Symposium also provided an outlook on the major trends in the US and European CLO markets, covering current topics in primary and secondary opportunities.
“Despite a backdrop of market volatility and macro-economic challenges, 2023 was another strong year for the CLO market,” said Tom Davidson, Managing Editor of Creditflux. “We are delighted to celebrate the best performers in the industry, presenting awards to the 16 managers who triumphed this year.” 
More details on the methodology for the awards can be found here. The winners are:
Category 
Winner 
CLO/Fund 
Managers 
Creditflux global manager of the year 
GoldenTree Asset Management
Best US CLO manager 
Generate Advisors 
Best European CLO manager 
Voya Alternative Asset Management 
Best US boutique CLO manager 
Sycamore Tree 
Best European boutique CLO manager 
Acer Tree Investment Management 
Best MM CLO manager 
Antares Capital 
Funds 
Best private closed-end CLO fund 
Napier Park Global Capital 
Napier Park ELM I 
Best public closed-end CLO fund 
Eagle Point Income Management 
Eagle Point Income Company (EIC) 
Best CLO fund ($150m) 
Crystal Fund 
BK Opportunities Fund V 
CLOs 
Best US CLO 
Elmwood Asset Management 
Elmwood CLO V 
Best European CLO 
Invesco 
Invesco Euro CLO IV 
Best redeemed US CLO 
CSAM 
Madison Park Funding XLI 
Best new middle market CLO 
Cerberus Business Finance 
Cerberus Loan Funding XL 
Best middle market CLO 
Golub Capital 
Golub Capital Partners CLO 47 (M) 
Best new US CLO 
MJX Asset Management 
Venture 47 CLO 
Best new European CLO 
Blackstone Credit 
Glenbrook Park CLO 
*
Global CLO principal liabilities (debt + equity) as of 31 March 2024 according to Creditflux data
About Creditflux
Creditflux, by Debtwire is the leading source for CLO and credit trading news, data, and analysis globally. Established in 2001, its team of journalists and analysts in New York and London produces daily content online and a monthly print magazine that is the publication of choice for many market professionals, including investors, dealers, brokers, analysts, and service providers. Creditflux is an ION Analytics service.
About ION Analytics
ION Analytics delivers personalized, targeted data, market intelligence, and software to banks, investors, and corporates, helping clients find opportunities and drive better decisions in markets ranging from equities and fixed income to infrastructure and private equity. For more information, visit https://ionanalytics.com   
About ION
ION provides mission-critical trading and workflow automation software, high-value analytics and insights, and strategic consulting to financial institutions, central banks, governments, and corporate organizations. Our solutions and services simplify complex processes, boost efficiency, and enable better decision-making. We build long-term partnerships with our clients, helping transform their businesses for sustained success through continuous innovation. For more information, visit https://iongroup.com/
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their registered owners.

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New Clarivate Report Reveals that the U.S., Germany and Mainland China have the most Non-Practicing Entity Litigation

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Infringement declined globally from 2012 to 2019
LONDON, May 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Clarivate Plc (NYSE: CLVT), a leading global provider of transformative intelligence, today released the 2024 Non-Practicing Entity Global Litigation (NPE) Report to analyze NPE enforcement activities and their patent validity challenges across the globe. The report revealed that the United States, Germany and Mainland China are the three countries and regions with the most infringement cases filed by NPEs.

For this report, NPE is defined as an independent legal organization which owns or benefits from patent rights but does not sell or manufacture goods or provide goods-related services. Using the Clarivate Darts-ipTM database of patent case law, this report showed that among the countries and regions where most of infringement cases are filed by NPEs between 2018-2023, the U.S. accounts for 97.2% of the total, while Germany and Mainland China count for 1.8% and 0.4% respectively. However, the growth momentum differs in the top three countries when comparing 2012-2017 to 2018-2023. There was a 43% decrease in the number of U.S. NPE infringement cases, while the number in Mainland China increased 600% and Germany saw a strong decline starting in 2018.
This report showed that during 2012-2017, there was an undeniable trend of increasing patent validity challenges overall and of patent validity challenges filed against NPEs worldwide. While overall patent validity challenges slightly increased during 2018-2023, the number of patent validity challenges filed against NPEs worldwide slightly decreased.
Francois Neuville, Senior Vice President, Brand IP, Clarivate, said, “NPEs should now be considered as part of the patent ecosystem. These entities seek out courts where they can further monetize the value of their IP assets, using litigation as both leverage and means. As NPE litigation continues to evolve worldwide, analyzing trends using enriched data and insights can help support informed decisions for the future.”
Other key findings in the report include:
Overall, infringement action filed by NPEs declined globally from 2012 to 2019. Starting in 2020, NPE infringement cases began to stabilize at around 2,000 per year.NPEs are well known for being active in Information and Communication Technologies (i.e. digital communication, telecommunications, computer technology and audio-visual technology). These technologies account for 64% of the patents asserted by NPEs in the U.S. and for 74% of the patents asserted by NPEs in EU.Patents belonging to NPEs are being invalidated at greater frequency than non-NPEs. This may indicate that the NPEs are facing patent quality challenges.Learn more about NPE litigation worldwide trends here.
MethodologyFor this report, we consider NPEs to be independent organizations (legal entities) which own or benefit from patent rights but do not sell or manufacture goods or services associated with them (i.e., non-operating companies) and which have an active (offensive) assertion or litigation role as plaintiffs towards the enforcement of their patent rights. Read our full methodology here.
About ClarivateClarivate™ is a leading global provider of transformative intelligence. We offer enriched data, insights & analytics, workflow solutions and expert services in the areas of Academia & Government, Intellectual Property and Life Sciences & Healthcare. For more information, please visit www.clarivate.com
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Unitree Robotics issues G1 Humanoid agent AI avatar

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HANGZHOU, China, May 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — On May 13, Unitree Robotics introduced its latest masterpiece — Unitree G1 Humanoid agent, AI avatar! It immediately caused a sensation in the global AI and robotics fields.

The robot is about 127 centimeters tall and weighs about 35 kilograms. It has flexibility beyond ordinary people and unlocks unlimited movement potential. The walking speed of G1 is about 2m/s. It has a large joint movement space, with 23-43 joints, and the maximum joint torque can reach 120N.m. It can perform high-load dynamic movements, such as dynamic stand-up, seat folding, dance stick, etc. At the same time, G1 is based on deep reinforcement learning and simulation training, and uses the accelerated development of AI to continuously upgrade and evolve.
G1 can be equipped with the optional Dex3-1 force-controlled dexterous hand. Through force-position hybrid control, G1 can simulate the precise operation ability of the human hand and accurately control various objects. Whether it is smashing walnuts, carrying heavy objects, or picking up fragile objects such as eggs, the G1 can demonstrate extremely high accuracy and stability. What’s more worth mentioning is that the G1 robot can also easily handle delicate operations such as opening soda bottles and welding. These tasks that were considered difficult for machines in the past have now become a piece of cake under the dexterous control of the G1.
The G1 is equipped with Intel RealSense D435 and LIVOX-MID360 3D lidar, which can achieve 360° detection and perception. These sensors provide a powerful perception hardware foundation, allowing G1 to better understand the surrounding environment. In addition, the G1 power supply module supports two hours of battery life and quick disassembly.
There are two versions of the G1 humanoid robot released this time, namely G1 and G1 EDU. The price of G1 is $16k. As an advanced version, G1 EDU provides a combination of different module solutions, and the price is customized according to different customer needs. Compared with G1, G1 EDU supports Dex3-1 force-controlled dexterous hand installation, optional tactile sensor arrays, greater knee joint torque and arm load, and optional NVIDIA Jetson Orin high computing power module to support secondary development.
Unitree also released the robot world model, providing a co-creation platform: UnifoLM (Unitree Robot Unified Large Model), allowing everyone to jointly create a new era of intelligent agents and explore unlimited innovation possibilities.
Introduction: https://www.unitree.com/g1 
Website: www.unitree.com 
Contact: [email protected] 
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