CLPS

CLPS has unveiled Athena, an AI-powered knowledge-management platform that uses large language models, vector databases and AI agents to extract, vectorize and make information from documents, images, audio and CRM systems accessible via natural-language queries. The platform employs OCR, speech recognition and layout analysis, offers feedback mechanisms and permission-based access controls, and the company says it should reduce deployment time for pre-sales solutions by more than 50% (not independently verified). CLPS is also considering commercial marketing; the company reports EPS of -$0.23, a gross margin of 22%, a market capitalization of $25.4 million and a share price of $0.85, near its 52-week low. » More on de.investing.com

CLPS shares rose about 5.4% after announcing a strategic shift of research and development processes to an AI-supported model. The new framework, “AI Rainstorm Factory,” includes six specialized workshops to automate UI design, requirements, architecture, development and testing, and aims to cut R&D and delivery cycles by up to 50%. CLPS has built server clusters in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Singapore with up to 15,000 teraflops, is developing an AIOps resource-management platform and plans to expand the infrastructure further to train enterprise-specific LLMs. » More on de.investing.com

CLPS announced an organizational restructuring and has commissioned AI server clusters in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Singapore with a total of around 15,000 teraflops. Based on open models, the company operates an internal AI service platform and the “AI Rainstorm Factory” model, which divides development processes into six areas and automates them with AI tools. CLPS expects to shorten R&D cycles by up to 50% compared with traditional workflows and plans to expand its server infrastructure and implement AI‑driven resource management. Investors reacted positively: the stock recently rose nearly 10% and is up about 23% year to date. » More on de.investing.com