Ubiquitous AI Corporation

Ubiquitous AI Corporation (株式会社ユビキタスAI) is a Japanese software company headquartered in Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo. Founded in May 2001 as Ubiquitous Corporation, it develops and licenses embedded software, particularly communication protocol stacks, security middleware, and fast-boot technologies. The company was the first to list on the JASDAQ NEO market in November 2007 and later moved to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market in April 2022. It changed its name to Ubiquitous AI Corporation in July 2018 after merging with AI Corporation, and then to Ubiquitous AI in July 2022. The company's core business is software licensing to electronics and semiconductor manufacturers, including game console makers, automotive suppliers, and industrial equipment producers. Its flagship products include Ubiquitous QuickBoot for Linux/Android fast boot, Ubiquitous Securus for embedded security, and various TCP/IP protocol stacks. It also offers automotive ECU development tools such as GSIL and chronSUITE, and security verification tools like Penzzer and beSTORM. The company serves diverse industries: automotive, industrial, consumer, medical/healthcare, smart energy, and PC/server. Ubiquitous AI has a strong customer base among major Japanese electronics manufacturers, including Nintendo, Toshiba, Renesas, Panasonic, and NEC Electronics. Its technology is characterized by the keywords "small, light, fast" and has been adopted in products such as the Nintendo DS communication library. The company continues to expand into new areas such as IoT security, quantum computing tools, and post-quantum cryptography, aiming to provide technologies and services needed by manufacturing customers.

Ubiquitous Corporation was established in May 2001 in Tokyo, Japan. In November 2001, the company succeeded in developing 'Ubiquitous TCP/IP', a core communication protocol stack. In May 2003, it signed a software license agreement with Toshiba's Digital Media Network Company, and Ubiquitous TCP/IP was adopted for security web cameras. In March 2004, it concluded a comprehensive license agreement with Renesas Technology (now Renesas Electronics) for Ubiquitous TCP/IP, Ubiquitous Media Connect, and Ubiquitous Rendezvous. In August 2005, it signed a software license agreement with Nintendo, and a communication protocol stack based on Ubiquitous TCP/IP and Ubiquitous SSL was adopted for the Nintendo DS communication library. In April 2007, it agreed to collaborate with Fuji Soft on network solutions for digital appliances, and signed a USB software license agreement with Matsushita Electric Industrial's Semiconductor Company (now Panasonic). In May 2007, it signed a network-related SDK license agreement with NEC Electronics (now Renesas Electronics). In November 2007, the company listed on the JASDAQ Securities Exchange NEO market, becoming the first listed company on that market. In September 2008, it acquired the embedded software product DeviceSQL from Ensarc Corporation, starting an embedded database business. In March 2010, it began selling 'Ubiquitous QuickBoot', a fast-boot technology for Linux and Android. In October 2010, following the merger of Hercules and JASDAQ, it moved to the JASDAQ Growth market. In April 2017, it made AI Corporation a wholly owned subsidiary. In July 2018, it absorbed AI Corporation and changed its name to Ubiquitous AI Corporation. In April 2022, it transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market. In July 2022, it changed its name to Ubiquitous AI. The company has continued to expand its product lineup, adding security solutions, automotive tools, and quantum computing tools, and is developing post-quantum cryptography for IoT security.

• Ubiquitous Corporation founded.

• Successfully developed 'Ubiquitous TCP/IP'.

• Signed software license agreement with Toshiba Digital Media Network Company; Ubiquitous TCP/IP adopted for security web cameras.

• Concluded comprehensive license agreement with Renesas Technology for Ubiquitous TCP/IP, Ubiquitous Media Connect, and Ubiquitous Rendezvous.

• Signed software license agreement with Nintendo; communication protocol stack based on Ubiquitous TCP/IP and Ubiquitous SSL adopted for Nintendo DS communication library.

• Agreed to collaborate with Fuji Soft on network solutions for digital appliances; signed USB software license agreement with Matsushita Electric Industrial's Semiconductor Company.

• Signed network-related SDK license agreement with NEC Electronics.

• Listed on JASDAQ Securities Exchange NEO market, becoming the first listed company on that market.

• Acquired embedded software product DeviceSQL from Ensarc Corporation, starting embedded database business.

• Started selling 'Ubiquitous QuickBoot'.

• Moved to JASDAQ Growth market following merger of Hercules and JASDAQ.

• Made AI Corporation a wholly owned subsidiary.

• Absorbed AI Corporation and changed name to Ubiquitous AI Corporation.

• Transitioned to Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard Market.

• Changed name to Ubiquitous AI.

Provider of embedded software and security solutions for manufacturing customers, with a niche in small, light, and fast technologies.

• Ubiquitous QuickBoot

  Fast boot technology for Linux/Android, reducing startup time and power consumption.

• Ubiquitous Securus

  Tamper-resistant security solution for embedded devices.

• GSIL

  ECU simulation tool for automotive software development.

• Penzzer

  Fuzzing and penetration testing tool.

• beSTORM

  Fuzzing tool for security vulnerability verification.

• CodeSonar

  High-precision static analysis tool.

• HE-NET

  MISRA-compliant TCP/IP stack.

• Reliance Nitro

  High-speed, power-fail-safe file system for embedded systems.

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2. 2組込み機器用セキュリティ対策製品とサービス｜ユビキタスAIubiquitous-ai.com
3. 3会社情報｜ユビキタスAIubiquitous-ai.com
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5. 5Wikipedia: ユビキタスAIja.wikipedia.org
6. 6Wikidata: Ubiquitous AI Corporationwikidata.org