OORT’s recent listing on the Shenzhen Data Exchange opens up significant opportunities for both OORT and AI companies across Asia. This partnership is more than just a milestone; it’s a step toward strengthening the AI ecosystem in one of the world’s most dynamic markets for AI innovation.
In this blog, we’ll dive into what the Shenzhen Data Exchange is, how OORT’s products fit into the platform, and what this partnership means for the future of AI development in Asia.
Founded in 2022, the Shenzhen Data Exchange has quickly become China’s leading platform for data trading. By June 2024, it was the first data trading platform in the country to surpass ¥10 billion (approximately $1.48 billion USD) in transaction volume. With over 2,263 listed items across more than 70 industries, the exchange has created a robust ecosystem that facilitates cross-regional and cross-border data flows, empowering industries from AI and finance to healthcare and beyond.
By joining the Shenzhen Data Exchange, OORT is positioned to make a significant impact on the AI ecosystem. OORT AI, our solution for deploying generative AI agents, is already listed on the exchange. This enables companies to significantly improve their productivity by employing generative AI agents in their business without the need of AI experts and coding.
Later this year, OORT DataHub will also be listed on the exchange following its commercial launch.
China’s AI startup ecosystem is one of the largest in the world, supported by strong government initiatives and a thriving tech environment. OORT’s partnership with the Shenzhen Data Exchange gives companies in the region access to advanced AI technologies and AI datasets. These resources will enable them to drive innovation, improve efficiency, and scale their operations.
In addition, the Shenzhen Data Exchange’s global reach will allow OORT to expand its footprint and collaborate with a growing number of international partners, shaping the future of AI across industries and borders.
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