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Israel’s Beamr Imaging (NASDAQ:BMR) saw its shares jump as high as 265% Thursday after it announced that Nvidia (NVDA) had launched a new product featuring its video technology.
Shares of Beamr opened at $6, reaching an early high of $8.04 before sliding to a low of $4.12 in early afternoon. The stock was up 105% at $4.50 at around 2:00 p.m. ET.
Earlier Thursday, Beamr said that Nvidia had released NVENC Video Codec SDK 12.1 which supports Beamr’s CABR technology.
Beamr made its US market debut in February, raising $8M through an initial public offering.
Based in Israel, Beamr is a provider of technology solutions for video encoding, transcoding and optimization. Its clients include video streaming platforms and Hollywood studios.
Nvidia’s shares were also on a roll Thursday, fueled by a Q1 earnings report and guidance that far exceeded Wall Street expectations.
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