Wipro has expanded its partnership with Palo Alto Networks to offer AI-driven Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services. This collaboration combines Palo Alto Networks' Cortex XSIAM with Wipro's CyberShield, aiming to provide proactive cyber defense and improved security operations using AI, machine learning, and automation. The offering is also supported by Wipro's WEGA and WINGS AI delivery platforms for enhanced workflow orchestration and automation.

Robust.AI has chosen Aptiv's intelligent perception solutions, including AI and Machine Learning-based sensor fusion powered by the Aptiv PULSE™ sensor, for its Gen 3 Carter™ collaborative mobile robot. This collaboration aims to enhance scalable, AI-powered robotic workflows and establish a foundation for Performance Level d (PL(d)) certification for industrial safety. The Gen 3 Carter robot, featuring Aptiv's PULSE™ sensor, will be showcased at Automate 2026.

John Deere has launched a new 5E 3-cylinder utility tractor, featuring its first electronically controlled eHydro transmission in this tractor class. This new model aims to simplify operation for a diverse range of users, from seasoned operators to first-timers, across agricultural, rural lifestyle, and specialty applications. Key features include TwinTouch pedals, cruise control, SpeedMatch, LoadMatch, and MotionMatch, all designed to enhance ease of use and efficiency.

This article compares Mara Holdings (MARA) and Soluna Holdings (SLNH), two companies pivoting from crypto mining to AI data centers. Soluna Holdings has a larger development pipeline of 4.3 gigawatts, indicating significant long-term potential, while Mara Holdings, with 2.2 gigawatts, is closer to monetizing its projects. The choice between them depends on risk tolerance, as Soluna offers greater potential but with a longer timeline to profitability, whereas Mara presents lower execution risk due to its nearer-term monetization goals and strategic partnerships reducing financial burden.

Super Group (SGHC) recently declared a US$0.05 per-share cash dividend, increasing its year-to-date total to US$0.10, and targeting an annual dividend of at least US$0.20 for 2026. This dividend hike, coupled with strong Q1 2026 results and AI-driven efficiency gains, signals management's confidence and a broader capital return strategy. However

VeriSign (VRSN) stock recently dropped about 20% despite strong earnings, hitting a record 176.1 million .com and .net domains and raising full-year guidance. This sell-off is attributed to market apprehension over a planned price increase for .com domains effective November 1, raising questions about potential impacts on growth. While history shows similar past dips in VRSN have been buying opportunities, the current valuation remains somewhat pricey, making the upcoming growth trend of domain name bases a key indicator for future performance.

Trucker Path has partnered with Verisk CargoNet to integrate cargo theft trend data into its navigation app, helping truck drivers identify and avoid high-risk areas. This collaboration aims to combat the growing issue of cargo theft, which caused over $121 million in estimated losses in the first five months of 2026. The new feature provides drivers with theft risk ratings, stolen vehicle counts, and common theft categories, enhancing their safety and decision-making on routes.

Nametag has deepened its partnership with ServiceNow to integrate its identity assurance engine directly into ServiceNow ITSM. This integration allows service desk agents to verify the identity of users before performing sensitive actions like password resets or MFA changes, directly addressing the growing threat of impersonation attacks that often target enterprise helpdesks. The enhanced functionality extends to ServiceNow Interaction Management, enabling identity verification at the initial point of contact to prevent fraudulent activities from even beginning.

A recent Expedia Group study involving 1,500 hotel decision-makers across six markets reveals that hotels with full connectivity experience less friction, reduced manual work, and significantly higher revenue performance. The research highlights improved occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR for fully connected properties, along with increased confidence in rate and availability updates. Expedia Group plans to support hotels in achieving full connectivity through its Autonomous Distribution initiative.

Dexcom has announced that its Stelo glucose biosensing device has received FDA clearance for pediatric use, expanding its indication to include children aged 2 years and older who are not using insulin. The company plans to roll out a reimagined Stelo app experience in July in the US, with international expansion to the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea starting later this year. This move aims to increase access to glucose insights for families, especially in light of the rising prevalence of youth onset Type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome.