Here is Read Magazine’s Weekly Roundup of the top news from global markets. In this fast-paced world, breaking down information helps readers grasp the nuances that follow the news.
In Aerospace news this week…
Journey Joins Starlab to Design Space Station Experience
Starlab Space LLC has announced a strategic partnership with Journey, a leading multidimensional experience agency.
In Agritech news this week…
FBN Expands AI-Powered Platform for Ag Commerce, Financing and Farm Intelligence
Farmers Business Network, the collaborative peer-to-peer farmer network generating farm-level intelligence and a leading marketplace for North America’s agricultural sector.
In Automotive news this week…
FPT and ATEC Announced Partnership to Drive Automotive Innovation in Japan
Global IT services provider FPT has entered a strategic partnership with ATEC, a renowned Japanese automotive software company with over 36 years of industry experience.
In BFSI news this week…
PayNearMe Announces Partnership with Emotive Software, Expanding Presence in Automotive Finance Industry
PayNearMe, a leading fintech optimizing the payment experience, announced a strategic integration with Emotive Software, a revolutionary all-in-one software platform with AI-driven automation for dealers.
In Defence Technology news this week…
BigBear.ai and DEFCON AI Collaborate to Advance Next-Generation Military Readiness
BigBear.ai, a leading provider of mission-ready AI for defense and national security, announced a strategic collaboration with defense firm DEFCON AI to transform force readiness and joint logistics capabilities.
In Energy, Power & Sustainability news this week…
Hitachi Energy and E.ON sign deal of $700 million USD for critical grid infrastructure in Germany
Hitachi Energy, a global leader in electrification and power grid solutions, has announced a landmark agreement with E.ON, valued at up to $700 million USD, to supply critical transformers.
In Healthcare news this week…
Rula Health and Sohar Health Partnership Speeds Patient Intake, Expands Mental Health Access
Sohar Health, an eligibility determination and Verification of Benefits (VoB) provider, and Rula Health, a national behavioral healthcare provider group that delivers high-quality mental healthcare covered by insurance, announced a partnership.
In Information Technology news this week…
BlinkOps Announces Key Collaboration With Microsoft Sentinel to Provide Agentic Workflow Automation for Security Teams
BlinkOps, the Agentic Security Automation Platform, announced its expanded collaboration with Microsoft through a new integration with Microsoft Sentinel.
In Internet of Things news this week…
EnduroSat and WISeSat.Space Partner to Deliver Quantum-Resilient Secure IoT Nanosatellite Infrastructure
WISeKey International Holding AG, a leading global cybersecurity, blockchain, and IoT company, via its subsidiary WISeSat.Space AG, a company that focuses on space technology for secure satellite communication, specifically for IoT applications.
In Logistics and Supply Chain news this week…
Bailey Partners with GreyOrange to Deliver Scalable, AI-Driven Warehouse Automation
Bailey Equipment & Intralogistics, a trusted name in material handling for over 75 years, has announced a strategic partnership with GreyOrange, a global leader in AI-driven warehouse automation.
In Retail news this week…
PROS and Commerce Announce Partnership to Redefine B2B Digital Commerce
PROS Holdings, a global leader in AI-powered SaaS solutions for pricing and selling, and Commerce, formerly BigCommerce Holdings, an open and intelligent technology ecosystem for digital growth, announced a strategic partnership.
In Semiconductors and Electronics news this week…
Elon Musk Confirms Tesla’s $16.5 Billion Chip Deal with Samsung Electronics
Samsung Electronics has officially entered into a semiconductor supply contract worth $16.5 billion with Tesla, according to a regulatory filing by the South Korean tech giant and subsequent confirmation by Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
Article of the Week…
Some companies help move nuclear waste from one place to another. This could be from the reactor to a temporary storage site. Or to a place where the waste will stay for a very long time.Transporting radioactive materials needs special vehicles and strict procedures. Industrial partners involved in transport must be well-trained and follow safety rules closely.The U.S. alone has over 92,500 metric tons of spent fuel stored at reactor sites, and adds around 2,000 tons every year.These materials are stored in large steel and concrete casks. Mostly right next to the reactors. This is because of the lack of centralized storage.