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Trades about 129% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ubiquitous AI Corporation, a Tokyo, Japan-based company founded in 2001, specializes in delivering a diverse array of software solutions to both domestic Japanese and global markets. Its extensive product catalog addresses critical needs such as embedded device security, featuring Ubiquitous Securus (an anti-tamper solution), Ubiquitous TPM Security (for trusted platform modules), Edge Trust (enabling secure IoT services), and Ubiquitous TLS/SSL. The company's offerings also excel in networking and connectivity, providing the Ubiquitous Network Framework (a TCP/IP stack-based middleware), link protection with Ubiquitous DTCP, an HDCP implementation SDK (Ubiquitous HDCP), and wireless LAN client development tools like Ubiquitous WPA/WPS/Wi-Fi Direct for Wi-Fi certification. Further connectivity solutions include Ubiquitous Miracast Solution for wireless display, alongside middleware such as Ubiquitous ECHONET Lite, Ubiquitous Wi-SMART, and the Ubiquitous DLNA SDK. For system optimization and embedded applications, their portfolio includes Ubiquitous QuickBoot (a rapid boot solution for Linux and Android), Ubiquitous DeviceSQL (data management for embedded systems), the Ubiquitous USB host platform, and the TOPPERS-Pro Series RTOS package. Beyond its proprietary software development, Ubiquitous AI Corporation also engages in importing and distributing third-party software products, coupled with offering comprehensive technical support and custom development services. Initially founded as Ubiquitous Corporation, the company rebranded to Ubiquitous AI Corporation in July 2018.
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