Cardinal Infrastructure to Report Q3 Results Nov. 12 Before Market Open

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Cardinal Infrastructure to Report Q3 Results Nov. 12 Before Market Open

Raleigh – October 27, 2026 -- Cardinal Infrastructure Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDNL) will release its third-quarter 2026 financial results before markets open on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

Management will hold a conference call the same day at 10:30 ET. The company will post a webcast, a presentation, a press release and additional financial information on its website before the call, and a replay will be available at the same location shortly after the presentation ends.

Cardinal's Q3 report covers wet utility and site services work across the Southeast

The company operates through wholly owned subsidiaries. Its in-house crews and equipment fleets install wet utilities (water, sewer and stormwater systems). They also handle site clearing, grading, erosion control, drilling and blasting, and paving for residential, commercial, industrial, municipal and state projects in the Southeast.

Messe Berlin's Igor Palka to lead Congress Messe Innsbruck from 2027

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Messe Berlin's Igor Palka to lead Congress Messe Innsbruck from 2027

Innsbruck – October 27, 2026 -- Congress Messe Innsbruck (CMI) has appointed Igor Palka, a Messe Berlin division head, as its new managing director, effective March 1, 2027.

Palka brings more than 20 years of trade fair and congress experience to CMI

Palka was born in Munich in 1983 and has worked in the trade fair, congress and events industry both nationally and internationally. He was responsible for several industrial trade fairs and for an international subsidiary of Messe München. That role gave him experience in international markets, particularly in Asia.

Palka currently runs technology fairs and internationalization at Messe Berlin

At Messe Berlin he heads the division covering technology fairs, new business development and internationalization. He is a member of the company's management team and is responsible for developing new business fields and the company's international orientation.

Serviceware CEO: Agentic AI Must Pay Off in Service Management

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Serviceware CEO: Agentic AI Must Pay Off in Service Management

Idstein – October 27, 2026 -- Serviceware SE has built its new service management platform AI-native with TU Darmstadt, and CEO and founder Dirk Martin argues that agentic AI only justifies itself where it delivers measurable business value.

Agentic AI adds usage-based costs alongside efficiency gains

Martin says the goal is not maximum AI deployment. Agentic AI raises service efficiency, but it also raises usage-based costs. Companies therefore need to weigh the benefit and total cost of each use case and keep reviewing both, which turns AI into a management task.

Agents move from assistant to acting digital colleague

Agentic systems act independently within set limits, Martin says. They can interpret requests, combine information from different systems, decide within defined rules and complete tasks on their own. Workflows can be modeled from natural language, which speeds up processes and relieves staff of routine work.

Minesto CEO to Present Q3 Update in Investor Webinar on Oct. 29

GOTHENBURG – October 27, 2026 -- Minesto AB will publish its Interim Management Statement for 1 July-30 September 2026 around 08:30 CET on Thursday, 29 October, 90 minutes before CEO Dr Martin Edlund presents the company's key updates to investors.

Minesto schedules CEO webinar for 10 am CET on 29 October

The online session starts at 10 am CET and is followed by a Q&A with investors. The presentation will be held in English and broadcast through Finwire TV.

A recording will be available online after the session. Investors must register in advance through the Finwire registration page.

Minesto distributes the Q3 statement by press release and on its website

The interim statement will be distributed by press release and posted at www.minesto.com. The source material gives no financial figures from the report ahead of publication.

MQTT QoS 1 Suits Most Industrial Telemetry; Duplicates Need Handling

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MQTT QoS 1 Suits Most Industrial Telemetry; Duplicates Need Handling

Global – October 27, 2026 -- QoS 1 is the practical starting point for most industrial telemetry over MQTT, but none of the three QoS levels guarantees a complete historian, according to engineering guidance tied to the OASIS MQTT 5.0 standard.

QoS 1 reduces the risk of losing a message on an MQTT delivery hop. The receiving system must tolerate duplicates. QoS 0 fits replaceable readings where low overhead matters more than complete delivery. QoS 2 is reserved for flows where duplicate delivery on that hop is unacceptable and the extra protocol exchange is justified.

MQTT QoS covers one sender-receiver hop, not the whole pipeline

The OASIS MQTT 5.0 standard defines QoS for a single delivery flow. A device publishing to a broker is one flow. The broker sending to a subscribing collector is another, and it can use a different QoS depending on the original publication and the subscriber's granted maximum.

Oculeus Deploys AI Anti-Fraud System at Palau's PNCC

Frankfurt – October 27, 2026 -- Oculeus has deployed its Oculeus Anti-Fraud System (AFS) at Palau National Communications Corporation (PNCC), adding a dedicated AI-driven protection layer to the voice network of the Republic of Palau's national telecoms provider.

Oculeus AFS screens voice traffic for fraud in near-real-time

The system uses artificial intelligence, machine learning and anomaly detection to analyze large volumes of telecommunications activity. It identifies and blocks fraudulent or abusive traffic before subscribers and operations are affected. PNCC runs the platform to maximize its automation features.

XCMG Excavator and Crane Help Free Two in Nairobi Collapse

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XCMG Excavator and Crane Help Free Two in Nairobi Collapse

Xuzhou – October 27, 2026 -- XCMG Group deployed an excavator and a 25-tonne crane to Nairobi's Eastleigh neighborhood after an 18-story building under construction collapsed on Oct. 23, helping local teams rescue two people, according to an Oct. 25 Xinhua News Agency report.

Rubble volume forced rescuers to seek heavy lifting equipment

The building came down on the afternoon of Oct. 23, with ground-floor shops open and construction workers on site. The Kenya Defence Forces, the Red Cross and police launched search and rescue operations. Thick layers of collapsed concrete slabs and a large volume of rubble created an urgent need for heavy lifting and demolition equipment.

SAP Deploys Tabular AI on ISS, Expands Agent Governance at TechEd

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SAP Deploys Tabular AI on ISS, Expands Agent Governance at TechEd

Berlin – October 27, 2026 -- SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) will run its SAP-RPT tabular foundation model on the HPE Spaceborne Computer-2 aboard the International Space Station, an edge-compute deployment it describes as one of the most significant for any enterprise AI model to date. The announcement headlined a package of agent, data and governance upgrades unveiled at the SAP TechEd developer conference.

SAP-RPT is planned to run onboard the ISS without sending data to Earth

Developed with HPE, the deployment is designed to support anomaly triage, predict issues before failures escalate, reconstruct missing sensor values from historical data, and generate explainable mission-health reports for astronauts and ground teams. SAP said no data needs to be sent back to Earth for analysis.

OHB Sweden and Saab sign MoU on space-based defence

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OHB Sweden and Saab sign MoU on space-based defence

Sweden – October 27, 2026 -- OHB Sweden AB, a subsidiary of OHB SE, and Saab have signed a memorandum of understanding to deepen their cooperation on space-based defence and security capabilities. It is one of three space-related MoUs Saab has announced as part of its expanded engagement in the sector.

MoU sets framework to test satellite contributions to European defence

The agreement creates a framework to examine how existing and future satellite systems and platforms can strengthen European security and defence capabilities. The work centres on space-based technologies for situational awareness, secure communications, connectivity and resilience across the air, land, sea, cyber and space domains.

OHB, AWI, Exeter Launch ESA Study on Climate Tipping Points

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OHB, AWI, Exeter Launch ESA Study on Climate Tipping Points

Bremen – October 27, 2026 -- OHB, the Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI) and the University of Exeter have started a two-year study for the European Space Agency (ESA) to test whether current and future Earth observation systems can detect climate tipping points early.

EO4TIPP targets four tipping processes

The study, called EO4TIPP (Future Earth Observation Architecture for Monitoring Tipping Points), covers four processes: thawing permafrost, changes in the Amazon rainforest, a possible collapse of the West Antarctic ice sheet, and a collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC).

The partners will identify the observation data that matter most for each process and map existing gaps in coverage. They will then draw up recommendations for future Earth observation missions and monitoring services.