Kore.ai has partnered with Atos UK&I to deliver sovereign agentic AI solutions for regulated UK organisations. The collaboration combines Kore.ai's Agent Platform Artemis with Atos' Sovereign Agentic Studio's infrastructure and governance frameworks. The AI agents will be deployed from Atos' UK-based Sovereign Agentic Studio, targeting public sector, financial services, healthcare, defence, and critical national infrastructure sectors. The partnership aims to help enterprises move from AI pilots to production-grade systems whilst maintaining security and compliance. The initiative addresses requirements under the EU AI Act, which takes effect in August 2026, by providing governed, explainable, and controlled AI systems. Kore.ai serves over 500 Global 2000 companies, whilst Atos Group operates in 54 countries with approximately 56,000 employees and annual revenue of around €7.2 billion.

Atos has increased the resources allocated to its liquidity contract with Rothschild Martin Maurel from €2 million to €4 million. The amendment to the agreement, originally signed in February 2019, was executed on 11 June 2026. As of 10 June, the liquidity account held 5,000 Atos shares and €1,378,930.88. Following the increase, the account now comprises 5,000 shares and €3,829,700.00. All other provisions of the agreement remain unchanged, including conditions for suspension or termination. The increase complies with EU market abuse regulations and French commercial code requirements. Atos is a global digital transformation leader with approximately 56,000 employees and annual revenue of €7.2 billion, operating in 54 countries.

Viasat has announced a multi-year partnership with Atos to modernise its global digital workplace, including service desk, advanced support and intelligent collaboration tools across worldwide operations. The initiative focuses on internal technology and process upgrades aimed at improving operational efficiency and customer service delivery. The partnership represents an incremental development in Viasat's investment narrative, though it doesn't materially change the near-term focus on ViaSat 3 execution and key risks around high capital expenditure and free cash flow pressure. More significant for investors is the recent addition of Shekar Ayyar and Jinhy Yoon to the Board and Strategic Review Committee, which directly affects governance and oversight of major programmes. Viasat's narrative projects $5.1 billion revenue and $557.4 million earnings by 2029, though analyst opinions vary widely on the company's prospects.