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Trades about 105% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ExaWizards Inc. is a Japanese enterprise dedicated to crafting artificial intelligence-driven services, with a focus on fostering industrial advancement and addressing complex societal challenges within Japan. The company operates through two distinct areas: AI Platform and AI Products. Its AI Platform segment delivers a comprehensive suite of services, guiding clients through every stage of AI implementation, from initial comprehension and strategic formulation to design, development, deployment, and ongoing management. Concurrently, the AI Products division is responsible for conceptualizing and marketing AI-based solutions specifically tailored to tackle prevalent issues impacting both industries and communities. Founded in 2016, ExaWizards Inc. maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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