ETF disruptive technology

  • Salesforce: AI To Boost CRM Growth

    Salesforce’s competitive edge comes from robust AI integration, diversifying across sales, marketing and customer service, using MLLP technologies. The company’s strategic acquisitions have enriched their AI functionalities, while high adoption and premium pricing in AI features drive a projected CRM market growth of 14.7%. Ranking highly in AI CRM features, use cases, AI models, cloud share and acquisitions, Salesforce is projected to grow its market share to 26.1% by 2025, with a 5-year forward average growth of 18%.

  • Artificial Intelligence: The Future is NOW

    Within technology, we think a big trend will be software companies integrating AI into their products, giving customers the ability to use AI within their own databases and processes. As AI matures, we think companies in the Users

  • Play AI’s Impact in Active Disruptive ETFs FBOT, FDTX

    For investors looking to play AI’s impact, active disruptive ETFs can provide one route in. FBOT actively invests in global disruptive automation firms, including industrial robotics as well as firms focused on autonomous driving.

  • Salesforce’s AI Conundrum

    CRM : AI Cloud will integrate CRM technologies from the broader Salesforce ecosystem, including relevant data analytics and productivity apps (e.g. Slack, Tableau), as well as PaaS offerings (e.g. Flow, Apex) – but with added

  • How Can Companies Turn AI Promise Into Profits?

    Equity investors should look beyond the hype for companies with clear strategies to profitably monetize the benefits of generative AI. For example, a company seeking to improve the productivity of a $100,000-a-year employee

  • UiPath: A True AI Winner With No Margin Of Safety

    Considering the increased demand for automation, UiPath provides a platform that is open, flexible, and enterprise-ready, allowing customers to integrate AI models from various sources, such as OpenAI, Google Cloud,

  • AI Steers the Auto Industry Toward Revolutionary Lanes

    Auto biggies like General Motors GM, Ford F, Toyota TM, Honda HMC and Mercedes-Benz MBGAF are embracing AI for enhanced customer service and lucrative digital innovations. General Motors and Google Cloud have

  • What Cisco Teaches Us for Today’s AI Darling, Nvidia

    Even against the competition, though, Cisco’s status as a tech titan was undeniable, and it was even able to maintain an annual sales growth rate of 9.9% for the decade after it reached its peak P/S valuation in March 2000—

  • BYD: Changing The Battery Market But Still Expensive

    On the other side of the fence, the mass majority of automakers and passenger EV models sold globally continue to use nickel-rich cathode chemistries, like NCM 5-, 6-, 7-, 8- and 9-series, which if lumped together

  • Energy Addiction: AI’s Next Big Challenge

    Meantime, Bay Area chipmaker Nvidia ( NVDA ) notes that energy requirements for training models that include transformers – a form of deep-learning architecture – have increased by 275 times every two