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Capitolis, which runs capital and balance-sheet optimization software for banks, raised $220M, including a $120M Series E led by Citi, to fund its pending acquisition of eSecLending.
Automation Anywhere signed a definitive agreement to buy Norway's Boost.ai from Nordic Capital, extending its automation platform into customer-facing chat and voice AI. Terms were not disclosed.
At Team '26 Europe, Atlassian unveiled the Agentic Multiplayer Protocol, rules for giving AI agents identity, context and audit trails inside Jira, Confluence and Loom, plus a new version of its MCP server.
SAP said its Joule Work interface, Joule Studio and a first set of Autonomous Enterprise agents and assistants reach general availability from October 2026 as SAP-managed products, with more assistants due through Q1 2027.
Fair Isaac plans to eliminate about 15% of positions to flatten its structure and build AI into product development. It expects about $27.0M in pre-tax charges, mostly severance, in fiscal Q4 2026.
HubSpot is eliminating about 7% of its workforce, nearly 660 roles, as it reorganizes product teams around customer outcomes and removes management layers. It expects $65M-$75M in restructuring charges.
Search vendor Algolia acquired New York-based Velou, which uses multimodal AI to extract product attributes from retail catalogs to improve search and AI shopping results. Terms were not disclosed.
Zeta Global agreed to acquire Digital Audience, an identity and activation data company already integrated with Zeta, adding AI engineers and enterprise customers in Europe. Terms were not disclosed.
ERP vendor Unit4 is buying Paris-based Napta, which helps consulting and services firms staff projects using skills and capacity data. Terms were not disclosed.
Vinci, which sells AI-based physics simulation software that predicts how hardware designs will behave, raised a $250M Series B at a $1.5B valuation, starting with semiconductor thermal analysis.
HR and payroll vendor Personio acquired Berlin-based Circula, which handles expenses, travel costs, corporate cards and benefits for over 3,000 companies, to run pay and spend on one platform. Terms were not disclosed.
SAP agreed to buy Ghent-based TechWolf, whose 'context graph for work' maps tasks and employee skills, to ground its Joule agents and SuccessFactors workforce planning tools. Terms were not disclosed.