HCMC – FPT Corporation (HOSE: FPT) has launched its FPT AI Factory in Japan, a new platform aimed at advancing artificial intelligence capabilities by offering Japanese companies access to NVIDIA’s H200 Tensor Core GPU-powered cloud services.
Through an exclusive pre-order program, Japanese businesses can secure early access to these advanced computing resources, intended to accelerate AI development across various sectors.
Unveiled at the NVIDIA AI Summit in Japan, FPT AI Factory is structured as a comprehensive solution for AI applications. The platform comprises three main services: AI Infrastructure, AI Studio, and AI Inference.
The AI Infrastructure service provides GPU cloud resources designed to speed up the development and deployment of AI models. Meanwhile, AI Studio offers tools to help businesses build, pre-train, and refine models with NVIDIA’s NeMo framework.
The AI Inference service facilitates the scalable deployment of these models, supported by NVIDIA NIM and AI Blueprints.
Built on thousands of NVIDIA Hopper GPUs and running on the NVIDIA AI Enterprise software platform, FPT AI Factory enables businesses to scale their AI operations with high performance and confidentiality, while also reducing time-to-market.
Closing the trading session today, November 14, FPT edged down by 1.31% to VND136,000 per share, with a trading volume of over 4.7 million shares.
The VN-Index dropped 14.15 points, or 1.14%, on Thursday, closing at 1,231.89 points as bluechips and securities stocks weighed on the market. There were 82 winners and 284 losers on the southern market, with 692.6 million shares worth VND16.1 trillion changing hands, both up 5% over the previous session. Block deals account for 137 million shares worth a total of VND2.6 trillion.
Blue-chip stocks saw mixed results. BCM edged up slightly, while SSB, VIC, PLX, and VHM posted minimal gains or closed at reference prices.
In contrast, securities stock SSI was among the steepest decliners, losing 3% to close at VND24,700 VND. Other large-cap stocks, including CTG, MSN, GVR, TPB, STB, and HPG, fell between 2.2% and 2.8%. HPG took the lead by liquidity on the southern market, with a matching volume of more than 26.5 million shares.
Securities stocks dragged the index down. BSI plunged by 6.8% to VND44,450 per share while VDS, VCI, AGR, and HCM declined from 3% to 4.9%. Other stocks in the sector fell by 1.9% to nearly 3%.
Other sectors also faced losses. Steel stocks NKG and HSG dipped by 4.3% and 4.2%, respectively. Construction and real estate stocks were similarly affected, with CTD sliding by 6% to VND66,300 per share, and NTL, PTB, EVG, and GEX decreased by between 4.2% and 4.8%.
On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index lost 2.39 points, or 1.06%, to close at 223.82 points, with 56 advancers and 120 decliners. Total trading volume on the northern market reached 45.2 million shares valued at VND887.5 billion.
