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NASDAQ:PRDO News 23 January 2026

Ergo founder John Purdy dies at 63, just after Presidio closes takeover

John Purdy, founder of Irish IT services firm Ergo, died at 63, Irish media reported Friday. His death came one day after U.S.-based Presidio finalized its purchase of Ergo, a deal valued by local outlets at about 100 million euros. Purdy stepped down as CEO in 2021. Financial terms of the acquisition were not officially disclosed.

23 January 2026

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Six-Month Wait for Intel Xeon? China Server CPU Shortage Hits Intel and AMD as AI Demand Bites

7 February 2026

Intel has warned some customers in China that server CPU deliveries could take up to six months, sources said. Prices for Intel server CPUs in China have risen over 10% in many cases. AMD lead times have also stretched to 8–10 weeks. The shortages now affect both CPUs and memory chips, hitting Chinese cloud and data center projects.

Blockchain’s New Pitch: Tracking Supply-Chain Emissions for a Price

7 February 2026

Blockchain industry groups are promoting supply-chain emissions tracking and data transparency, not crypto trading, as key business uses. Companies face mounting pressure to map Scope 3 emissions, which are often hard to verify. Past blockchain supply-chain projects, including Maersk’s TradeLens, struggled with adoption when partners failed to participate.

Stellantis stock rattled by $26.5 billion EV reset and dividend halt ahead of Monday trade

7 February 2026

Stellantis shares plunged 23.8% to $7.28 in New York on Friday after the company flagged €22.2 billion in charges tied to cutting back electric-vehicle plans and scrapped its 2026 dividend. The automaker also authorized up to €5 billion in hybrid bonds and agreed to sell its 49% stake in a Canadian battery joint venture to LG Energy Solution.

Liberty Global stock price climbs as LBTYA pops and rare Class B spike rattles weekend watchlists

7 February 2026

Liberty Global’s Class A shares closed up 4.3% at $11.75 Friday, while Class B surged as much as 139% to a 52-week high before paring gains. The move followed news of a five-year AI partnership with Google Cloud and reports of a possible £2 billion Netomnia acquisition by Liberty’s U.K. fibre joint venture. Investors await full-year results later this month.

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NASDAQ:PRDO News 23 January 2026

Ergo founder John Purdy dies at 63, just after Presidio closes takeover

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Six-Month Wait for Intel Xeon? China Server CPU Shortage Hits Intel and AMD as AI Demand Bites

Blockchain’s New Pitch: Tracking Supply-Chain Emissions for a Price

Stellantis stock rattled by $26.5 billion EV reset and dividend halt ahead of Monday trade

Liberty Global stock price climbs as LBTYA pops and rare Class B spike rattles weekend watchlists