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Global Mofy Metaverse (NASDAQ:GMM) stock is rocketing higher on Tuesday after the company announced a collaboration with Heartdub.
Heartdub is a provider of “physical simulation technology” and will work alongside Global Mofy Metaverse subsidiary Gauss AI. The two of them will take advantage of Nvidia’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) Omniverse Cloud API and RTX GPU technologies.
Using their technologies alongside Nvidia’s, Global Mofy Metaverse and Heartdub will launch Gausspeed. This is an artificial intelligence (AI) platform designed for use by creatives. That includes as a source of early scene creation in the film industry.
Global Mofy Metaverse CEO Haogang Yang said the following about the team up with Heartdub:
“Our strategic partnership with Heartdub gives us a competitive advantage, where we execute on a shared vision and leverage our combined resources and technologies, along with leaders like NVIDIA, to transform filmmaking, while creating meaningful near and long-term value for all of our shareholders.”
GMM Stock Movement Today
With this collaboration news comes heavy trading of GMM stock on Tuesday. That has more than 50 million shares changing hands as of this writing. This is a massive increase over its daily average trading volume of only about 423,000 shares.
GMM stock is up 51.8% as of Tuesday morning.
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