Multiverse, Europe’s only EdTech unicorn, is making a decisive move to help close that gap. The London-headquartered AI upskilling platform has acquired StackFuel, Germany’s leading provider of data and AI training, in a deal aimed squarely at accelerating AI skills across Europe’s largest economy.
The two companies announced a major expansion of their long-running partnership aimed at building more than 5 gigawatts of AI factory capacity by 2030, a scale that underscores just how fast AI workloads are outgrowing today’s data centers. Alongside the operational alignment, NVIDIA revealed a $2 billion equity investment in CoreWeave, buying Class A shares at $87.20 apiece—a clear signal that this isn’t just a supplier relationship anymore.
eDreams ODIGEO (BME: EDR), the travel subscription powerhouse, is raising the AI bar. The company has rolled out agentic AI systems capable of autonomously executing travel bookings and providing voice-based customer support—a step beyond traditional chatbots that merely serve up search results.
The company announced new results showing that its TriNetX LIVE™ platform—which combines clinically rich real-world data (RWD) with artificial intelligence—is materially improving how pharmaceutical companies design and execute clinical trials. The results aren’t theoretical: fewer protocol amendments, faster site identification, and more efficient recruitment are already shaping how sponsors plan studies.
The company announced DeepSky, the world’s first AI-native, space-based atmospheric and oceanic sensing network, designed to make Earth’s atmosphere and oceans continuously observable in near real time. The announcement comes just one week after Tomorrow.io completed deployment of its first satellite constellation, underscoring an aggressive push to redefine how global weather infrastructure is built and scaled.
The company announced the launch of Vertiv™ Next Predict, an AI-powered managed service designed to shift data center operations from time-based maintenance to predictive, condition-driven intelligence. The service continuously analyzes infrastructure behavior across power, cooling, and IT systems to identify risks before they turn into outages—effectively turning maintenance into a data science problem.
Veltris announced today that it has been named one of Constellation Research’s inaugural AI-First Consulting Firms, a designation reserved for services organizations that are rethinking consulting from the ground up around artificial intelligence. The recognition highlights firms that are not merely experimenting with AI, but running their businesses—and delivering client outcomes—through AI-native operating models.
The two companies announced a strategic partnership aimed at integrating OpenAI’s generative and agentic AI models directly into the operational workflows of U.S. government customers. The focus spans digital modernization, health services, national security, infrastructure, and defense—core pillars of Leidos’ long-term NorthStar 2030 growth strategy.
That’s exactly what happened last fall, when U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), in partnership with the Pentagon’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO), hosted a five-day vendor evaluation to test how quickly companies could operationalize AI at the tactical edge. The goal wasn’t theoretical innovation. It was speed, reliability, and usefulness under pressure.
