Atos is supporting the deployment of three factories in Europe for Automotive Cells Company
Atos to Support the Deployment of Three Factories in Europe for Automotive Cells Company Today, Atos announced that Automotive Cells Company (ACC), a European manufacturer of batteries for electric vehicles, has selected it to oversee and maintain the IT infrastructure of its three gigafactories[1], located in France, Germany, and Italy.
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The U.S. plans to pressure other countries not to pay ransom to hackers
The U.S. is urging a group of governments to publicly commit to not paying ransom to hackers ahead of an annual meeting of more than 45 countries in Washington later this month.
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MITEL COMPLETES DEAL WITH ATOS TO ACQUIRE UNIFY
The merged company is becoming a global leader in the corporate communications segment, with a focus on further growth.
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Statement by the Directors of Atos
The Atos Board of Directors held a meeting and reviewed the letters received from certain shareholders as of September 18, 2023. Instead of meeting with the company to express their views and receive answers, these shareholders chose to make them public in the media, disregarding market recommendations regarding dialogue between shareholders and the company.
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The ASISA Group has entrusted Atos with the modernization of workstations for its more than 6,000 employees
ASISA Group, a leading Spanish private healthcare group, has entrusted Atos with the modernization and management of its digital workplace services, as well as the support and maintenance needs of its entire workforce—including healthcare professionals, specialists, and administrative staff—who are located across Spain and other countries.
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Toyota is shutting down all its Japanese plants due to a production system malfunction
On Tuesday, Toyota Motor Corp. will suspend production overnight at all 14 of its plants in Ukraine due to a system failure—a rare setback for the world’s largest automaker, which is rushing to revamp its renowned production system.
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Tesla data breach accused of “insider misconduct”
More than 75,000 people were affected by a data breach that occurred at Tesla Inc. in May, including records related to company employees, and the breach was the result of “internal misconduct,” according to a notice released Friday by the Maine Attorney General's Office.
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Amazon is in talks to become an anchor investor in Arm's IPO
Amazon.com Inc. is in talks to join other technology companies as an anchor investor in Arm Ltd.’s initial public offering, according to a person familiar with the matter, as part of preparations for a deal that could raise up to $10 billion.
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Paul Saleh has been appointed Chief Financial Officer of Atos.
Today, Atos announced that Paul Saleh will join the Group as Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Nathalie Seneschot, who is leaving the Group following an intensive period of transformation. He will assume his duties today, August 1.
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According to the senator, Microsoft “bears responsibility” for hacking attacks linked to China
In a scathing letter sent to key federal agencies, Senator Ron Wyden called for multiple investigations into Microsoft in connection with the hacking of U.S. officials’ email accounts by hackers linked to China.
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How the U.S. and its allies are trying to curb Chinese technology
The United States and its allies are increasingly restricting China's ability to import key technologies, particularly advanced semiconductors and the machinery used to manufacture them.
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Eviden and Schneider Electric have signed a major contract with EDF to equip six planned EPR2 nuclear power plants
Eviden (Atos Group), through its Worldgrid business unit—which specializes in energy management solutions and nuclear power management systems—and Schneider Electric, a leader in the digital transformation of energy management and industrial automation, announced today that they have signed a major contract with EDF.
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