{"articles":[{"id":13524,"title":"Concorde International Group Ltd Enters Strategic Data Technical Service Agreement with Red Maple International to Accelerate AI-Driven Facility and Security Transformation Powered By its Innovative Invention Granted in 29 Jurisdictions","description":"SINGAPORE, April 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Concorde International Group Ltd (NASDAQ: YOOV ) (the \"Company\" or \"YOOV\"), an integrated services provider of technology-enabled security solutions, today announced that it has entered into a data technical service agreement with Red Maple International Group Limited (\"Red Maple\"), a veteran fintech and data services provider. This collaboration marks an important step in the Company's transition toward a broader technology-driven platform following its landmark merger with YOOV Group Holding Limited, which further integrates its AI-driven analysis capabilities to accelerate the advancement of the Company's smart facility and security solutions. Under the agreement, Red Maple will provide comprehensive data technical processing for the Company's extensive security operations. This includes structuring multimodal data collected from surveillance systems, sensors, and on-the-ground operations, as well as training and optimization of intelligent security algorithm and development of multi-source data fusion models. By transforming operational data into structured, actionable insights, YOOV is upgrading its current product offerings from traditional security service toward AI-powered security solutions, leveraging its innovative invention currently granted in 29 jurisdictions worldwide. This strategic integration effectively bridges physical security infrastructure with digital intelligence, allowing the Company to transform data generated across its integrated ecosystem into proprietary algorithm models and scenario-based analytical frameworks. By applying advanced AI capabilities, the Company enhances the detection of abnormal behavior and potential risks, improving response speed and overall operational efficiency. These technical advancements will strengthen product competitiveness and enable scalable, higher-value service offerings across its global customer base. \"Our collaboration with Red Maple marks an important milestone in ... Full story available on Benzinga.com","url":"https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/26/04/g52163865/concorde-international-group-ltd-enters-strategic-data-technical-service-agreement-with-red-maple-","image_url":"https://cdn.benzinga.com/files/imagecache/bz2_opengraph_meta_image_400x300/sites/all/themes/bz2/images/bz-icon.png","source_name":"benzinga","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/benzinga.png","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"technology"},{"id":13525,"title":"Phoenix launches ambitious Quantum Strategy, taps ASU's Panchanathan to lead the effort","description":"TEMPE, Ariz., April 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The City of Phoenix recently announced a bold new initiative to establish the region as a national leader in quantum technology, positioning the city at the forefront of next-generation economic growth and innovation. Unveiled by Mayor Kate...","url":"https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/phoenix-launches-ambitious-quantum-strategy-taps-asus-panchanathan-to-lead-the-effort-302758196.html","image_url":"https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/2969403/20250804SethuramanPanchanathan_headshot.jpg?p=original","source_name":"cision","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/cision.jpg","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"technology"},{"id":13526,"title":"Amkor Technology Announces Proposed Convertible Senior Notes Offering","description":"TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amkor Technology Announces Proposed Convertible Senior Notes Offering","url":"http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260429783258/en/Amkor-Technology-Announces-Proposed-Convertible-Senior-Notes-Offering/?feedref=JjAwJuNHiystnCoBq_hl-Q-tiwWZwkcswR1UZtV7eGe24xL9TZOyQUMS3J72mJlQ7fxFuNFTHSunhvli30RlBNXya2izy9YOgHlBiZQk2LOzmn6JePCpHPCiYGaEx4DL1Rq8pNwkf3AarimpDzQGuQ%3D%3D","image_url":"https://mms.businesswire.com/media/20260429783258/en/1118403/22/Amkor_logo_-_CMYK.jpg","source_name":"businesswire","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/businesswire.png","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"technology"},{"id":13527,"title":"Nvidia has powered one-third of the Magnificent 7's bull market gains: Chart of the Day","description":"Nvidia didn't start this bull market. But it has come to define it.","url":"https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/article/nvidia-has-powered-one-third-of-the-magnificent-7s-bull-market-gains-chart-of-the-day-110000790.html","image_url":"https://s.yimg.com/os/creatr-uploaded-images/2026-03/d0270de0-22c8-11f1-9e9f-4facb79919b7","source_name":"yahoo_sg","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/yahoo_sg.png","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"business"},{"id":13528,"title":"Novartis finalizes US manufacturing and R&D expansion plan with seventh new facility","description":"East Hanover, April 30, 2026 – Novartis today announced plans to add a new facility in Morrisville, North Carolina, focused on active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing for solid dosage tablets, capsules and RNA therapeutics. The facility represents a critical step that will strengthen end‐to‐end US production capability from active ingredients through finished medicines. This announcement marks the company’s seventh new facility planned within a year of its announced $23 billion","url":"https://www.financialcontent.com/article/gnwcq-2026-4-30-novartis-finalizes-us-manufacturing-and-r-and-d-expansion-plan-with-seventh-new-facility","image_url":null,"source_name":"financialcontent","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/financialcontent.png","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"health"},{"id":13529,"title":"Thumbtack’s new AI wants to diagnose your leaky ceiling","description":"One of the hardest parts of being a homeowner is knowing whom to call when something goes wrong with your house—a process that starts with figuring out what’s actually wrong in the first place. “What if you wake up, you’ve got a wet spot on the ceiling, and you’re like, Oh crap, I’ve got a problem, but I don’t actually know what it is or who to hire ?” says Marco Zappacosta, cofounder and CEO of the home-services marketplace Thumbtack. The 18-year-old platform has made a robust business of helping homeowners navigate the sometimes bewildering process of home improvements and repairs by connecting them with all sorts of service pros—handymen, roofers, electricians, plumbers, and more—faster and more efficiently than traditional methods. Last year, Thumbtack took in nearly $500 million in revenue, according to Zappacosta, up 24% year over year. The company, he says, is “meaningfully profitable.” (Thumbtack makes money by charging professionals a fee for each introduction to a customer.) More than 4.5 million users turned to Thumbtack to help with some 8 million projects over the past 12 months alone, up 15% over the past year. Even so, finding the right person for the right job remains daunting. There are, after all, more than 300,000 pros on Thumbtack, each with a unique set of skills. Thumbtack has been using AI for years to refine how users search for pros on its platform. But LLMs have unleashed new possibilities for matchmaking, and the company is now launching an entirely redesigned app experience: Instead of searching for service pros, users are guided to them via an AI -driven interface that starts with homeowners simply describing what they’re seeing. The new UX asks users to describe their problem in plain language, upload photos, and answer a few tailored questions. Thumbtack’s AI then interprets the problem and serves up a handful of pros whose expertise matches the issue. “We can now meet you where you are,” Zappacosta says. “You don’t have to know or be sure of anything.” An AI guide to home repairs Thumbtack’s new experience builds on a feature the company introduced last year that incorporated natural language processing into search . But instead of acting as a separate chatbot or a stand-alone search feature, AI is now “baked into everything we do,” says Zappacosta, helping users throughout the entire life cycle of working with a pro. For users, the AI-guided UX not only lowers the hurdles to beginning a new project, it also reduces the uncertainty that surrounds the hiring process. Thumbtack now narrows the list of results users see to a curated few pros and explains why each is a good fit. “You can look at the most hired in your neighborhood, the person whose price is most competitive, or maybe the person who has the soonest availability,” Zappacosta explains. “And with that, you make a confident hire.” [Photo: Thumbtack] The new product also eliminates barriers for professionals on the platform. Instead of asking them to fill out rigid questionnaires and checklists to supply Thumbtack with the right metadata to power searches, pros can use natural language to detail their expertise and set nuanced parameters for their work. For example, a pro can tell the AI, “I don’t travel more than 50 miles if it’s less than a $1,000 job, but if it’s over $1,000, game on,” Zappacosta says. The company is preparing to roll out a new communication layer that provides homeowners with Thumbtack phone numbers to keep their information private. Because these conversations happen through Thumbtack, the platform can transcribe them, generate AI summaries, set reminders, and help customers compare quotes side by side. Before this feature, Zappacosta says, Thumbtack had visibility into just the 30% to 40% of communications that happened directly inside the app’s chat feature. [Photo: Thumbtack] These conversations will also provide Thumbtack with another rich vein of unstructured data to refine its AI matchmaking, such as “details around who likes which jobs, what jobs they’re good at, pricing estimates, and how long things are going to take,” Zappacosta explains. “All of that is very context-, neighborhood-, and pro-specific”—and traditionally has been very hard for the platform to track. Thumbtack’s AI can add up to a lot of time saved for contractors, says Jack Marquardt, owner of Electric Avenue in Portland, Oregon, who has been on the app since 2017 and serves on its advisory board. He cites a recent example of a homeowner who wanted a garage door installed and mistakenly reached out to an electrician. Marquardt had to explain that while he could put in an outlet and get power to the door, he couldn’t install the door itself and that other companies specialize in such jobs. Thumbtack’s new tools should be able to weed out these dead-end leads while speeding up communications around pricing and other parameters. “We’re just all on the same page a lot faster,” Marquardt says. Professionalizing the pros Zappacosta hopes the new experience of Thumbtack incentivizes homeowners to be proactive about taking care of their houses, rather than just responding in times of crisis and need. He sees home maintenance, in particular, as an area for growth. [Photo: Thumbtack] But perhaps the company’s biggest opportunity lies in helping its largely analog service providers further professionalize by becoming, as Zappacosta says, their “business sidekick.” The vast majority of Thumbtack’s pros, he notes, don’t really use any back-office software, beyond QuickBooks. “They don’t otherwise leverage software to delight their customers, to be super responsive, to provide digital invoicing and payments,” he says. “We’ve earned the right to help them do a whole lot more than we do with them today.” [Photo: Thumbtack] Thumbtack isn’t announcing any back-office software just yet, but its timing would be good. Interest in skilled trades is growing amid concerns about AI’s impact on office jobs. Thumbtack has doubled the number of pros on its platform over the past five years, and Zappacosta notes that 40% of those who have joined since 2024 are younger than 35. “The arc is often they become an apprentice, they become a technician, and then they’re like, Wait, I can go get my own jobs. I can build my own firm,” he says. “And they turn to Thumbtack to go do that.” Marquardt, for his part, is happy to have AI assist him without fearing that it’ll replace him. “People can use AI to help educate themselves and maybe diagnose their own [home repair] issues,” he says. “But they’re still going to need skilled electricians to come and actually execute everything right.”","url":"https://www.fastcompany.com/91534514/thumbtacks-new-ai-wants-to-diagnose-your-leaky-eiling?partner=rss","image_url":"https://images.fastcompany.com/image/upload/w_1280,q_auto,f_auto,fl_lossy/f_webp,q_auto,c_fit/wp-cms-2/2026/04/p-1-91534514-thumbtacks-new-ai-wants-to-diagnose-your-leaky-eiling.jpg","source_name":"fastcompany","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/fastcompany.png","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"technology"},{"id":13530,"title":"AI venture funding to shoot up this year as bubble looms","description":"Venture funding of AI companies in 2026 will easily smash funding records set in 2025, with some heavy deals already consummated in the first quarter, according to market researchers. Data from Crunchbase shows that $300 billion poured into 6,000 startups worldwide during the first quarter of 2026. That’s a quarterly record for venture funding in AI companies, a Crunchbase news report said. A study from S&P Global measured generative AI funding reaching over $140 billion in the first quarter of 2026, outpacing all of 2025, according to a story published on the company’s website. Amid economic concerns, inflation, and the war in Iran, there were fewer deals overall, but the funding rounds were large in scope compared to any made in 2025. X.AI, for example, kicked off 2026 with a series-E round of $20 billion . OpenAI received $122 billion in a massive funding round in March, with a valuation of $852 billion. Anthropic received $30 billion in one round of funding that valued the company at $380 billion. Chip maker Nvidia invested in both OpenAI and Anthropic, in the process striking deals to use Nvidia’s GPUs for their genAI models. Nvidia also invested in genAI startup Thinking Machines Lab , which was founded by Mira Murati, the former CTO (and temporarily CEO) of OpenAI. Venture capitalists are ramping up investments as enterprises across every sector add to their AI portfolios. “I can say investment velocity for 2026 is fast and on pace or ahead of 2025,” said John Mannes , partner at venture capital firm Basis Set, which focuses solely on AI investments. “For VCs, it’s a gold rush,” said Jack Gold , principal analyst at J. Gold Associates. “There is lots of potential capital floating around out there in search of the next big thing. AI is the next supposed killer investment, and no one wants to be left behind.” Gold sees clear signs of an AI bubble, starting with the murky path to profitability for AI firms. “Does AI have the potential to generate lots of revenues? Yes, but with the current spend rate on infrastructure, it’s hard to see how [AI vendors] can be revenue-positive in the short term (two to three years),” he said. Another sign of the bubble is the “circular financing” that happens when, for example, Nvidia invests in a new company that promises to buy Nvidia products, Gold said. “As long as people are willing to throw money at AI, then the bubble will remain. But if we hit a point where investors say, ‘We’ve put enough into the field; now show us how our investments will pay off’ (other than through inflated IPO stock prices), then the bubble will likely burst,” Gold said. “We’re not at that point yet, but it could happen if the economy goes south,” he added. Clear winners and losers will emerge in the AI sector, said Brad Harrison , founding partner at Scout Ventures. His firm does not invest in large-language models; its AI investments are largely directed toward military and defense, particularly AI technologies for deterrence on the battlefield. “Without a doubt, we’re in an AI bubble,” Harrison said. Many AI companies will fail because platforms from large AI vendors will be used to create agents that solve what the other AI companies were trying to do, Harrison said. Breakthrough tools like Claude Code are already improving developer productivity. “You’re going to see a lot of SaaS companies get a lot smaller... If you don’t need all these people doing all the work, then you don’t need all those software licenses,” Harrison said. Additionally, he noted, infrastructure and energy demands have reached unsustainable levels, which has raised questions about the resources available for AI. “Is it good to devote these resources to feeding AI? ... Do you think [citizens] want us to spend trillions of deficit that we don’t have on building AI infrastructure and energy? Or do you think they’d rather have some food?” Harrison asked. Related reading: How to prepare for an AI bubble burst AI needs a course correction, say World Economic Forum speakers The AI bubble will burst for firms that can’t get beyond demos and LLMs","url":"https://www.computerworld.com/article/4164421/ai-venture-funding-to-shoot-up-this-year-as-bubble-looms.html","image_url":"https://www.computerworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/4164421-0-24262500-1777546997-financials-up-by-geralt-via-pixabay.jpg?quality=50&strip=all","source_name":"computerworld_in","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/computerworld_in.png","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"technology"},{"id":13531,"title":"TriNet Announces First Quarter 2026 Results","description":"11% Growth in GAAP Earnings per Diluted Share to $1.90 for the First Quarter 2026 25% Growth in Adjusted Net Income per Diluted Share to $2.48 for the First Quarter 2026 Returned Approximately $71 million to Shareholders Through Stock Repurchases and Dividends DUBLIN, Calif., April 30,...","url":"https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/trinet-announces-first-quarter-2026-results-302758367.html","image_url":"https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/858638/TNET_Logo.jpg?p=original","source_name":"cision","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/cision.jpg","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"business"},{"id":13532,"title":"Novartis finalizes US manufacturing and R&D expansion plan with seventh new facility","description":"Basel, April 30, 2026 – Novartis today announced plans to add a new facility in Morrisville, North Carolina, focused on active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing for solid dosage tablets, capsules and RNA therapeutics. The facility represents a critical step that will strengthen end‐to‐end US production capability from active ingredients through finished medicines. This announcement marks the company’s seventh new facility planned within a year of its announced $23 billion investment in US-based manufacturing, research and development. The 56,200-square-foot facility will expand the company’s presence in North Carolina to five facilities across three sites. The infrastructure will support not only today’s medicines, but also the development and delivery of future innovative therapies for US patients. “Last year we committed to adding seven new facilities in the US, and today we finalize our plans to expand our US manufacturing and R&D footprint in the US,” said Vas Narasimhan, CEO of Novartis. \"By building a connected, end-to-end footprint, we are strengthening our ability to locally develop, produce, and deliver medicines at scale, enabling timely access to innovation for patients in the US.” Since April 2025, Novartis has made significant progress on its commitment to manufacture all key Novartis medicines for US patients in the US. These investments are expanding capacity and building the foundation to deliver advanced therapies to the patients who rely on them, including time-sensitive treatments like radioligand therapies (RLT).","url":"https://www.globenewswire.com/fr/news-release/2026/04/30/3284676/0/en/Novartis-finalizes-US-manufacturing-and-R-D-expansion-plan-with-seventh-new-facility.html","image_url":null,"source_name":"globenewswire_fr","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/globenewswire_fr.jpg","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"business"},{"id":13533,"title":"Novartis finalizes US manufacturing and R&D expansion plan with seventh new facility","description":"Basel, April 30, 2026 – Novartis today announced plans to add a new facility in Morrisville, North Carolina, focused on active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing for solid dosage tablets, capsules and RNA therapeutics. The facility represents a critical step that will strengthen end‐to‐end US production capability from active ingredients through finished medicines. This announcement marks the company’s seventh new facility planned within a year of its announced $23 billion investment in US-based manufacturing, research and development. The 56,200-square-foot facility will expand the company’s presence in North Carolina to five facilities across three sites. The infrastructure will support not only today’s medicines, but also the development and delivery of future innovative therapies for US patients. “Last year we committed to adding seven new facilities in the US, and today we finalize our plans to expand our US manufacturing and R&D footprint in the US,” said Vas Narasimhan, CEO of Novartis. \"By building a connected, end-to-end footprint, we are strengthening our ability to locally develop, produce, and deliver medicines at scale, enabling timely access to innovation for patients in the US.” Since April 2025, Novartis has made significant progress on its commitment to manufacture all key Novartis medicines for US patients in the US. These investments are expanding capacity and building the foundation to deliver advanced therapies to the patients who rely on them, including time-sensitive treatments like radioligand therapies (RLT).","url":"https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/04/30/3284676/0/en/Novartis-finalizes-US-manufacturing-and-R-D-expansion-plan-with-seventh-new-facility.html","image_url":null,"source_name":"globenewswire","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/globenewswire.jpg","published_at":"2026-04-30 11:00:00","category":"business"},{"id":13514,"title":"Yango Group announces 2026 Yango Fellowship cohort across six African countries","description":"Yango Group has announced the 2026 cohort of its Yango Fellowship programme, selecting 24 participants from more than 600 applicants across six African countries. Over 12 weeks, fellows will develop science and technology based projects using technical skills and present them at a final Demo Day in Abidjan. The selected fellows come from Côte d’Ivoire, [...]","url":"https://www.myjoyonline.com/yango-group-announces-2026-yango-fellowship-cohort-across-six-african-countries/","image_url":"https://www.myjoyonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/WhatsApp-Image-2026-04-30-at-3.03.20-AM-1-683x1024.jpeg","source_name":"myjoyonline","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/myjoyonline.png","published_at":"2026-04-30 10:00:00","category":"top"},{"id":13515,"title":"How NOV is moving from FOMO to calculated scaling","description":"For decades, the industrial sector has operated on the simple mantra to live by automation, die by automation. In the oil and gas industry, where precision is measured in millimeters and safety in lives, automation is a necessity, not just nice to have. But as gen AI sweeps through the enterprise, a new challenge has emerged in how a global leader in energy services should transition from experimental chatbots to industrial-grade AI without compromising safety or security. Here, Alex Philips, CIO of NOV, formerly National Oilwell Varco, discusses implementing OpenAI and securing it with zero trust for 25,000 employees, and why the next phase of agentic AI requires a fundamental shift in how to view human expertise and digital safeguards. From FOMO to ROI Like many global companies, NOV’s initial move into gen AI was driven by executive pressure fueled by fear of missing out. Philips remembers the early talks with his CEO about the investment. “I said we have this opportunity, and it costs this much,” he says. “He asked about the ROI and I replied that’s something I couldn’t calculate, nor what it’d replace or what it’d displace in cost, but I couldn’t say any of that for email either.” Just as no modern business can function without email, even without a direct line-item ROI, Philips argues that LLMs will soon become the standard for employee productivity. Currently, NOV reports about 50% of its workforce actively use the tool to enhance productivity. The results, though qualitative, are profound. Philips says that response times for urgent customer requests, for instance, have plummeted, language barriers are crumbling, and employees are tackling complex analyses once considered out of reach. The six-month validation lesson One example Philips details involves an engineer who spent six months mastering a highly specialized skill. With ChatGPT, the engineer was able to replicate that six-month learning process in just 10 minutes. And while his initial response was to think he wasted six months of his life, the response was to show him he spent six months to validate what the AI told him. “This is a great example of why humans are still needed in the AI loop ,” says Philips. “AI execution without human validation can lead to errors that cost companies significant time and money.” This underscores the crucial pillar of NOV’s AI strategy of human accountability because in an industrial setting, AI dictating terms is never an acceptable excuse. Whether designing a drill bit or automating a workflow, the end user remains responsible for the output. Securing the Wild West of shadow AI As AI becomes more widespread, shadow AI poses a significant security risk. To address this, NOV uses Zscaler to route all traffic, and ensure visibility and control. And by doing so, the company can: Redirect users: If an employee tries to use a non-approved LLM, they’re redirected to a page that explains NOV’s policy, and directed to the approved enterprise OpenAI instance. Monitor SaaS evolution: Many authorized SaaS applications are now adding agentic features during contract periods. Zscaler provides the visibility needed to identify these changes before sensitive IP is fed into an unvetted model. Enforce data privacy: Preventing intellectual property from leaking into public training sets is the first step in any industrial AI deployment. The shift to agentic AI In software development, NOV already benefits from AI-assisted coding, where AI works alongside developers who accept about 32% of AI suggestions. “We’re now beginning to explore the next evolution of full agentic coding,” says Philips, adding that this next stage truly supercharges teams, enabling them to move faster and better meet customer demand for innovation. However, this efficiency feeds the dilemma of a widening talent gap. The challenge moving forward is if all the low-level, entry-level tasks can be automated, and what’s the best way to develop skilled workers. “I don’t know how we’ll adapt to it, but we’ll figure it out,” he says. Safety first In the oil field, some processes are too critical to be left entirely to a black-box algorithm. Philips is adamant that for safety issues, AI remains an advisor, not a decider. NOV uses AI-powered vision to monitor red zones, or dangerous areas on a drilling rig. If the AI detects a person in a restricted area, it can trigger an emergency stop. However, for actual drilling operations, the final call remains with an onsite human operator. “You can’t have a hallucination,” he says. “You can’t say it’s right 90% of the time. It has to be all the time.” NOV’s journey shows that transitioning to industrial-grade AI isn’t just about choosing the best model but building a framework of trust, transparency, and responsibility. By using Zscaler for governance and GitHub Advanced Security for code validation, NOV is moving toward a future where AI becomes more essential to the oil industry. “Development teams should produce twice the output with half the people in half the time,” he says. “The only remaining question is how do we train the next generation of developer experts to control the machines that do the work.”","url":"https://www.cio.com/article/4160896/how-nov-is-moving-from-fomo-to-calculated-scaling.html","image_url":"https://www.cio.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/4160896-0-73163800-1777543382-Alex-Philips-CIO-NOV.jpg?quality=50&strip=all","source_name":"cio","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/cio.png","published_at":"2026-04-30 10:00:00","category":"technology"},{"id":13516,"title":"Radware to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences","description":"Radware will participate in several investor conferences","url":"https://www.globenewswire.com/fr/news-release/2026/04/30/3284588/8980/en/Radware-to-Participate-in-Upcoming-Investor-Conferences.html","image_url":null,"source_name":"globenewswire_fr","source_icon":"https://n.bytvi.com/globenewswire_fr.jpg","published_at":"2026-04-30 10:00:00","category":"business"},{"id":13517,"title":"Radware to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences","description":"TEL AVIV, Israel, April 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Radware ® (NASDAQ: RDWR ), a global leader in application security and delivery solutions for multi-cloud environments, today announced that management will be participating in three investor conferences over the coming weeks. 21st Annual Needham Technology, Media & Consumer Virtual Conference – May 14. Management will hold virtual one-on-one meetings with investors as well as a fireside chat. Interested parties are invited to listen to the live webcast at 8:00am ET, via the Radware Investor Relations website at https://www.radware.com/ir/investor-events/ 2026 Jefferies Software, Internet, and AI Conference – May 28, Newport Beach, CA. Management will hold one-on-one meetings with investors. Stifel‘ s 9 th Annual Boston Cross Sector 1X1 Conference – June 2, Boston, MA. Management will hold one-on-one meetings with investors. About Radware Radware® (NASDAQ: RDWR ) is a global leader in application security and delivery solutions for multi-cloud environments. The company's cloud application, infrastructure, API, and AI security solutions use AI-driven algorithms for precise, behavior-based, real-time protection against sophisticated web, application, and DDoS attacks, API abuse, business logic threats, and malicious bots. Radware delivers end-to-end API security, including discovery, posture management, testing, and runtime protection, along with advanced protection for AI agents and models. Enterprises and carriers worldwide rely on Radware to address evolving cyberthreats, protect their brands and business operations, and reduce costs. For more information, please visit the Radware website. Radware encourages you to ... 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