Convergence Tech

A Fresno BPO outfit says MD-level billers cut denial rates below 3%, as US practices carry growing regulatory staffing overhead.

CUBE founder Ben Richmond argues that regulators and regulated firms now want the same real-time regulatory intelligence, making the two labels redundant.

Sokin chief financial officer Tom Steer on why a private company disclosed its numbers, what an AI agent needs from regulated rails, and the risks to $120m.

Two market data specialists are offering banks and trading firms an incremental escape route from ageing, vendor-locked data infrastructure.

P101-led funding and a bolt-on acquisition target Italy's fragmented food-compliance market, where digitisation sits at just 3%.

Checkout.com's US processing volume is on track to exceed $100bn this year, as the firm launches direct acquiring and issuing capabilities.

A frontier research platform backs a UK GPS-denied tracking scale-up, merging AI-driven intelligence with sovereign defence asset management.

Experian's new AI decisioning engine blends real-time cash flow and credit data, widening access for borrowers missed by traditional underwriting.

Ripple's GSmart expansion puts policy-cited AI agents into treasury workflows, targeting the governance gap slowing enterprise adoption.

The Malta-licensed payment provider gains a modern issuer-processing stack as embedded finance infrastructure becomes a cross-sector battleground.

UK satellite maker NewOrbit locks in a Q3 2028 launch, becoming the first company to secure a commercial slot in Very Low Earth Orbit.

TP ICAP's data arm and Zema Global expand a partnership to pipe broker-sourced OTC pricing into energy firms' existing decision systems.

Ant International rolls out its open agentic payment protocol to 17 partners, while Mastercard and Visa join a shared agent-identity framework.

Sidetrade's SAFE framework runs agentic finance AI entirely on owned GPUs and data centres, targeting a 30–35% EBITDA margin by 2030.

The outsourcing firm's 15% revenue surge and Sierra AI partnership signal a structural shift in how enterprises buy customer experience services.

A China-Malaysia edtech firm partners with Changan and a Saudi commercialisation group to build NEV vocational pathways for the Kingdom.

The all-stock deal combines plug-and-play ceiling and wall platforms, targeting 50-plus US homebuilders and global hotel chains.

An Israeli-rooted subsidiary enters Europe's air-defence supply chain, reflecting post-Ukraine rearmament capital flowing into niche hardware.

Talkdesk's AI automation platform is now purchasable via Microsoft Azure spend commitments, cutting procurement friction for enterprise CIOs.

A French drone-investment group acquires a reference shareholding in a distressed shell firm, pointing it toward the drone logistics sector.