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Accenture to Acquire IQT Group

December 18, 2024

IT Services

Accenture has agreed to acquire IQT Group, an engineering managed services provider for large net-zero infrastructure projects based in Rovigo, Italy. The deal combines Accenture’s generative AI and digital capabilities with IQT Group’s expertise in planning, executing, and managing infrastructure for electricity, water, and telecom networks.

Accenture Acquires XtremeEDA to Expand Edge Computing and Silicon Design Capabilities

June 27, 2022

IT Services

Accenture has completed its acquisition of XtremeEDA, an Ottawa-headquartered silicon design services provider. The deal expands Accenture Cloud First’s edge computing capabilities by adding XtremeEDA’s semiconductor engineering and digital design verification expertise, along with a team of about 40 engineers.

Qualcomm to Acquire Alphawave Semi in ~$2.4 Billion Deal

June 9, 2025

IT Services

Qualcomm announced it has reached an agreement to acquire Alphawave Semi, paying an implied enterprise value of approximately US$2.4 billion. The deal will be implemented through Aqua Acquisition Sub LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Qualcomm, and is expected to complete in the first calendar quarter of 2026 subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals.

Phenom Acquires EDGE

February 21, 2025

Cloud & SaaS

Phenom has acquired EDGE, a resource management and talent mobility platform, to strengthen its AI-powered workforce intelligence and resource planning capabilities. The acquisition adds advanced resource planning and talent mobility functionality to Phenom’s Intelligent Talent Experience platform, targeting professional services firms and global capability centers.

SoftBank Group to Acquire Ampere Computing

March 25, 2025

AI & Machine Learning

SoftBank Group Corp. announced it will acquire Ampere Computing in an all-cash deal valued at $6.5 billion. Ampere will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of SoftBank and retain its name, with the transaction expected to close in the second half of 2025 subject to regulatory approvals.

Qualcomm Acquires Clay AIR

November 23, 2021

AI & Machine Learning

Qualcomm has acquired Clay AIR, an AI-powered hand-tracking and gesture-recognition technology company, to strengthen its XR (extended reality) technology stack. The acquisition adds Clay AIR's hardware-agnostic tracking technology and team of computer vision and machine-learning experts to Qualcomm's XR capabilities.