This article provides an earnings forecast for Phunware Inc (PHUN), indicating its current earnings forecast score and analyst ratings. Based on two analysts, the stock has an average price target of $4.25 and a "Buy" consensus. The report also includes expected revenue and EPS for upcoming quarters and a peer comparison within the Software & IT Services industry.

This article provides a detailed revenue breakdown for Skywater Technology Inc (SKYT), segmenting its revenue by business and by region. For FY2025, Advanced Technology Services and Wafer Services are the primary revenue drivers, contributing 48.06% and 45.41% respectively, while tools make up 6.53%. Regionally, the United States accounts for the vast majority of revenue at 95.21%.

EPAM Systems Inc. (EPAM) closed at $89.850, up 4.27%, with a market cap of $4.74 billion and a P/E TTM of 12.84. The company is a global provider of digital engineering, cloud, and AI-enabled transformation services across various industries. Its top executives and institutional shareholdings are also detailed, showing that Arkadiy Dobkin is the Executive Chairman and Financial Services is the largest revenue generator.

Synopsys has announced advancements in autonomous engineering workflows at the 2026 DAC Chips to Systems Conference, developed in collaboration with NVIDIA. These new agentic AI capabilities for chip and electronics system design, powered by NVIDIA Nemotron and OpenShell, aim to significantly boost productivity by automating complex tasks like chip verification and thermal simulation. Key highlights include up to 50X faster time-to-validated RTL, 20% additional coverage improvement in design verification, and autonomous CAE for thermal management.

Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. are set to jointly develop an operating system for next-generation vehicles, leveraging Nissan's existing OS. This collaboration aims to standardize development and accelerate their progress in the competitive global automotive market, particularly against U.S. and Chinese automakers. They also plan to share electronic control units and may consider having Nissan manufacture Honda vehicles in the U.S. in the future.

ANSYS Inc. stock is trading steadily, supported by double-digit revenue growth driven by strong demand for its engineering simulation software. The company reported annual revenue of approximately $2.4 billion for fiscal 2024 and maintained healthy operating margins, benefiting from a robust simulation software portfolio and a transition towards subscription and cloud-delivered offerings. This performance underpins ANSYS's market valuation and position as a leading provider in the engineering simulation market.

IQVIA (IQV) is set to report its Q2 earnings tomorrow before market hours. The clinical research company beat revenue expectations last quarter and analysts anticipate 7.1% year-on-year revenue growth this quarter. Peers like Medpace and West Pharmaceutical Services have already reported Q2 results, offering some insight into the sector's performance.

A Netflix executive, Kevin Baillie, is suing the company after being fired from his $1.1 million a year job. The lawsuit claims Baillie was terminated following an investigation into his confession during a work retreat's "Vulnerability-Trust exercise" that he had used medically prescribed ketamine for clinical depression after his mother's death. Baillie alleges the company's attorney confirmed the ketamine therapy factored into his termination, despite an allegedly alcohol-fueled corporate environment at Eyeline Studios, a Netflix division.

The S&P 500 is projected to achieve its highest net profit margin since 2009, reaching 15.7% for Q2 2026, primarily driven by the "unprecedented boom" from Big Tech companies. Alphabet's significant earnings beat contributed substantially, and other tech giants like Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft are expected to show strong EPS growth. Despite a recent market dip, the overall S&P 500 has seen over 8% growth in 2026, with Q2 earnings forecast to increase by 38% year-on-year.

In this video, Joel Moses from F5 explains how attackers exploit identity and trust relationships instead of directly breaching systems. He discusses tactics like MFA fatigue, session token theft, and malicious application consent, using the 2022 Uber breach as an example, and suggests defenses such as number matching, FIDO2 keys, and regular reviews of third-party access.