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Trades about 114% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Infinitii Ai Inc., established in 2014 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, operates across Canada and the United States as an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and big data-as-a-service provider. The company's operations are segmented into Data Services, Data Hosting, and the sale of Environmental Sensors. It delivers comprehensive solutions for data-intensive organizations, covering data acquisition, secure storage, and advanced analytics. Infinitii Ai's offerings enable clients to effectively analyze and model environmental data by integrating custom sensor networks with cloud-based (SaaS) platforms for monitoring, reporting, and predictive modeling. These scalable solutions are designed to manage the extensive data requirements of both government and industrial customers. The product suite includes sophisticated predictive analytics software, tailored for industrial and Smart City infrastructure applications, which processes time-series data. This powerful software performs real-time analysis, monitors flow status, allows alarm configuration through a unified interface, accepts various data inputs, and provides both predictive and prescriptive insights. The company was formerly known as Carl Data Solutions Inc. before rebranding to Infinitii Ai Inc. in October 2022.
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