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[Stock Ronin @StockRonin]

Predictiv AI Inc.
CSE: $PAI

Predictiv AI has launched Flockentis for fleet decision support and is pairing the rollout with a UK proof of concept.

I’d watch the proof-of-concept results. That is where a software story starts turning into evidence about whether the system actually improves real operating decisions.

Read more: https://t.co/5QAxxBa4aX

#DigitalMedia #MediaPlacement #PAI

[Cole Gains @ColeGains]

VisionWave Holdings, Inc.
Nasdaq: $VWAV

A lot of autonomy companies can build individual pieces. The harder part is getting every piece to run the same play.

That is where VisionWave is positioning Stratum AI. The architecture is being developed to coordinate autonomous platforms, sensors, AI agents and mission workflows across air and ground so separate systems can contribute to one mission picture.

Think of the hardware as the players and Stratum AI as the system trying to keep the whole field organized. If VisionWave keeps building out that coordination layer, it gives the company a broader role than any single autonomous product.

Read more: https://t.co/F9vnQ44im6

@VWAVInc @InvestorIdeas
#VWAV #DefenseTech #DigitalMedia #MediaPlacement
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[Cole Gains @ColeGains]

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company
NYSE: $HPE

A Ryder Cup has a technology team behind the golf team, and HPE has its assignment for 2027.

The company announced on October 5 that it will return as a Worldwide Supplier for the event at Adare Manor in Ireland. Its planned deployment combines an HPE Self-Driving Network with an expanded Connected Intelligence Center.

The network is intended to connect fans, staff and tournament systems. The intelligence center is designed to give organizers a unified, real-time view of operations so they can make better-informed decisions as the event unfolds.

That is a practical setting for the company’s networking and automation strategy: many different users and systems operating together during one major live event. The work is planned for next year’s tournament, with the selection establishing HPE’s role now.

Read more: https://t.co/IIPIi5jxHU

@HPE
#HPE #Networking #SportsTechnology #DigitalMedia #MediaPlacement

[Thamoh Ndlovu @thamoh_ndlovu]

@john_stocks1 Spotting VisionWave Holdings right at the top made me curious about what they are working on behind the scenes lately.

[Thamoh Ndlovu @thamoh_ndlovu]

@ColeGains Watching UCB establish roots at the Rowen plot is pretty fascinating since it opens up so much room for their future production work.

[Thamoh Ndlovu @thamoh_ndlovu]

@Boldstocksbabe Really encouraging update on the banking focus today.

[Stock Ronin @StockRonin]

Cellectis S.A.
Nasdaq: $CLLS | Euronext Growth: $ALCLS

Cellectis is reframing its development strategy around in vivo gene editing.

Cornerstone’s newsroom review examines the company’s strategic transformation and the implications of moving editing activity directly into the body rather than relying only on cell processing outside it.

The scientific appeal is clear: an in vivo approach may broaden how gene-editing tools are delivered. The development burden is equally clear. Delivery, targeting, dose, durability, safety and regulatory evidence all need to be established program by program.

A strategic pivot is not clinical validation. The next useful checkpoints are candidate selection, preclinical evidence, regulatory submissions and eventual human data.

The story is worth following because platform strategy is becoming a concrete development plan—with the proof still to come through disclosed experiments and trials.

Read more: https://t.co/0rL2JLkTbr

@Cellectis
#DigitalMedia #MediaPlacement #CLLS #GeneEditing

[John Stocks @john_stocks1]

Salesforce, Inc.
NYSE: $CRM

Salesforce’s fiscal second-quarter 2027 results give a useful checkpoint on the company’s push to connect CRM, data and AI-agent workflows.

The release covers revenue, remaining performance obligations, margins, cash flow and updated guidance. Management also highlighted Agentforce and Data 360 as parts of the platform strategy, while announcing an Investor Day alongside Dreamforce.

A quarterly release is best read across multiple measures. Revenue growth shows one part of the picture; contract commitments, operating efficiency, cash generation and the cost of sustaining product investment add necessary context. Guidance remains forward-looking.

What matters next is whether customer adoption expands from pilots and individual products into broader, durable platform usage. The numbers establish the quarter’s baseline, while future disclosures will show how consistently the AI and data strategy contributes to growth and retention.

Read more: https://t.co/JpdrYI23ER
@salesforce

#CRM #EnterpriseSoftware #ArtificialIntelligence #DigitalMedia #MediaPlacement

[Thamoh Ndlovu @thamoh_ndlovu]

@john_stocks1 Seeing GSY reach this point makes sense given how steadily they have handled things over the years.

[John Stocks @john_stocks1]

Cosa Resources Corp.
TSXV: $COSA | OTCQB: $COSAF

A project that has not seen diamond drilling since 1979 is getting a modern test. Our Cornerstone newsroom article examines Cosa’s Aurora uranium program in Saskatchewan’s southeastern Athabasca Basin.

The planned campaign is approximately 800 metres across four to six holes. Targets combine conductive responses with magnetic structure and uranium-source radiometric anomalies, drawing on a 2024 VTEM survey and newer 2026 geophysical work.

The funding arrangement is worth understanding: Traction Uranium is fully funding this program while Cosa remains operator. Traction can earn up to 80% under the option agreement by meeting exploration-spending and cash-and-share requirements.

Aurora sits about 16 kilometres east of Key Lake. I’m interested in what the initial holes reveal about those overlapping targets. Drilling has started; an exploration target still needs geological evidence before anyone can call it a discovery.

Read more: https://t.co/MlKmpHBo9F

@CosaResources
#DigitalMedia #MediaPlacement #COSA #Uranium

[Cornerstone X Marketing @CS_X_Marketing]

Silvercorp Metals Inc.
TSX: $SVM | NYSE American: $SVM

Silvercorp’s October 2 annual general and special meeting completed a defined set of governance approvals. Shareholders approved all submitted matters, with 123,182,474 common shares represented, equivalent to 55.69% of the voting rights outstanding at the record date.

A special resolution amending the company’s articles received 95.74% support. The stated purpose is to align its corporate documents with Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing rules.

Shareholders also approved amendments to the share-based compensation plan and reappointed Deloitte as auditor. Those are completed meeting decisions; the articles amendment should not be confused with confirmation that a separate listing has occurred.

For a producer of silver, gold, lead and zinc, governance preparation forms part of the broader corporate platform. The detailed voting results and subsequent filings provide the appropriate record for following those next steps.

Read more: https://t.co/JlWHXTm1QB

@SilvercorpSVM
#DigitalMedia #MediaPlacement #SVM #Mining

[Thamoh Ndlovu @thamoh_ndlovu]

@CS_X_Marketing Moving the revolving facility limit up to C$155 million provides crucial breathing room for operations, which makes this particular update the most practical part of the announcement.

[Thamoh Ndlovu @thamoh_ndlovu]

@john_stocks1 Having dedicated imaging support to refine the seismic profiles in Nova Scotia sets up the subsurface work properly ahead of the actual drilling phase.

[Thamoh Ndlovu @thamoh_ndlovu]

@CS_X_Marketing Uniting physical and digital reach in one move.

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