The radical hedge fund Starboard Value has invested in the AI software manufacturer Dynatrace.

A draft letter obtained by the media shows that the radical investment firm Starboard Capital has significantly increased its stake in the artificial intelligence software company Dynatrace and is pushing for reforms to boost the company's stock price. The draft letter to Dynatrace states that Starboard is now one of the company's top five shareholders and has been in private communication with the company's management for the past few months. The letter, written by Starboard's managing director Peter Feld, is expected to be officially delivered on Tuesday. The letter states that the activist firm believes that as more companies integrate artificial intelligence into their daily operations, Dynatrace should be one of the biggest beneficiaries. However, the company's stock performance has been weak, with its valuation significantly discounted compared to its peers in the software infrastructure and network security industries. As of Monday, Dynatrace's market value is close to $11 billion, with a year-to-date decline of over 15% and a cumulative decline of over 20% in the past twelve months. This year, the global software sector has been experiencing widespread selling, as investors are concerned that traditional software companies may be replaced by artificial intelligence technology.