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Zhaogang.com-W launches NextB2B, an AI agent for the trading industry

Zhaogang.com-W (06676) has launched NextB2B, an AI agent built for the trading industry, according to a Moomoo report. The move extends the company from its platform business toward AI-powered tools for trade workflows.

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Zhaogang.com-W (06676) has launched NextB2B, an AI agent for the trading industry, according to a Moomoo report.

The announcement positions NextB2B as an AI assistant aimed at trading-industry workflows, marking the company's latest step from running a trading platform toward offering intelligent tools.

The launch is another sign of AI agents moving into vertical industries, where information-heavy and complex processes are seen as strong use cases.

For Zhaogang, introducing NextB2B means extending its industrial services into AI, using agents to improve efficiency across trading operations.

More industrial companies are betting on AI agents as a new growth area, and competition in vertical agent solutions is heating up, with Zhaogang's entry as the latest example.

What to watch next: the specific capabilities of NextB2B, its first deployment scenarios, and how well it performs in real trading operations.

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Zhaogang's NextB2B launch shows AI agents penetrating vertical trading scenarios, adding new momentum to competition in industry-specific agent solutions.

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