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Two accused teenagers to remain in custody for at least two more weeks | SaltWire #newsupdate #newsPARIS -Ailing French IT firm Atos said it needed 1.1 billion euros to stay afloat over the near term - almost doubling an earlier estimate - while it also put a price tag to the French state's offer to take over some of its key units.
Atos secures communications for the French military and secret services and manufactures servers to make supercomputers capable of processing vast amounts of data for research or to develop the nascent artificial intelligence industry. There has been speculation in the French media that defence groups such as Thales and Dassault Aviation could take part in a plan to safeguard the key Atos assets.
Atos also said it needed 1.1 billion euros in cash to fund its operation over the 2025-2025 period, compared to a 600 million euro estimate given in April.
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