The deep research logic is organized as follows:
Okay, let's tackle this question. The user is asking which low stock value company recently collaborated with NVIDIA. First, I need to check the references provided.
Looking at the references, there are several partnerships mentioned. The most prominent one is HUMAIN, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, collaborating with NVIDIA. However, the user is interested in companies with a market cap below $300 million and a stock price under $5.
Checking the data, Reference 6 lists companies with market caps under $300 million and stock prices below $5. The companies listed are RXT, RMNI, HUMA, OIS, ALMS, IMMP, AENT, HCAT, HIVE, and HRTX. None of these are mentioned in the NVIDIA partnerships except for HUMAIN, which is actually HUMA in the list. But wait, HUMA's market cap is $293 million, which fits the criteria. However, the user might be confused because HUMAIN is a subsidiary of PIF, not a separate company.
Wait, Reference 11 mentions HUMAIN's stock ticker as HUM with a market cap of $27.45 billion, which is way above $300 million. So HUMA in Reference 6 is a different company, Humacyte, with a market cap of $293 million. But there's no mention of Humacyte collaborating with NVIDIA.
Looking back at the partnerships, NVIDIA has worked with companies like AWS, Cisco, and Worley. Worley is mentioned in Reference 5, but their stock details aren't provided. Reference 6's results don't include any NVIDIA collaborators except HUMAIN, which doesn't fit the low market cap criteria.
The user's profile mentions interest in penny stocks related to drones and missiles, but none of the listed companies in Reference 6 are in that sector. The user might be looking for a company that's both low-value and has a recent NVIDIA partnership. However, based on the provided data, there's no such company.
So, the conclusion is that there are no low-market-cap companies (below $300M) that have recently collaborated with NVIDIA. The only collaboration with a low stock price company is HUMA, but it's not related to NVIDIA. Therefore, the answer should state that no such companies are found in the provided data.
🚨 Conclusion 🚨
Based on the data provided, no low-market-cap companies (Market Cap < $300 million; Closing Price < $5) have recently collaborated with NVIDIA as of 2025-06-05. The closest match is HUMAIN, a Saudi Arabian AI subsidiary, but it does not meet the low-market-cap criteria 12.
📊 Analysis 📊
1. NVIDIA Collaborations
NVIDIA has announced partnerships with several high-profile companies, including:
- HUMAIN (Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund subsidiary) 13
- AWS (Amazon Web Services) 7
- Cisco 8
- Worley (Energy, Chemicals, and Resources sector) 9
However, none of these partners fall into the low-market-cap category (Market Cap < $300 million; Closing Price < $5).
2. Low-Market-Cap Companies
From the data provided, the following companies meet the low-market-cap criteria 10:
| Stock Code |
Stock Name |
Last Price |
Market Cap (2025-06-05) |
| RXT |
Rackspace Tech |
$1.23 |
$299.11M |
| RMNI |
Rimini Street |
$3.24 |
$297.38M |
| HUMA |
Humacyte |
$2.66 |
$293.17M |
| OIS |
Oil States |
$4.55 |
$291.4M |
| ALMS |
Alumis |
$3.40 |
$291.07M |
| IMMP |
Immutep |
$1.78 |
$288M |
| AENT |
Alliance |
$3.43 |
$286.27M |
| HCAT |
Health Catalyst |
$4.03 |
$286.06 |
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