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Roche Receives CE Mark for AI-Powered Smart CGM; Xcelerate Acquires GDIT's Background Check Unit; Bell and Simon Fraser University Partner on AI

16.9.25

BASEL, Switzerland – Global healthcare leader Roche announced today it has received a CE Mark for its Accu-Chek SmartGuide, an AI-powered continuous glucose monitor (CGM) designed to simplify diabetes management. In the national security sector, a major acquisition was finalized as Xcelerate Solutions acquired the background investigation assets of General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT). Meanwhile, a significant public-private partnership was formed in Canada between Bell and Simon Fraser University to advance the country's AI and supercomputing ecosystem.

Major Developments in Health-Tech and National Security

Roche has received a CE Mark for its Accu-Chek SmartGuide Continuous Glucose Monitoring system, clearing it for use in Europe. The new device features AI-enabled predictive capabilities and will integrate with the popular mySugr app, offering a more intuitive and enhanced diabetes management experience for users.

In a strategic move within the government contracting space, defense and national security firm Xcelerate Solutions announced the acquisition of GDIT's background investigation assets. The deal significantly expands Xcelerate's capabilities and positions it as a key provider of personnel security and background investigation services for the U.S. government.

Bell and Simon Fraser University Team Up to Boost Canada's AI Ecosystem

Canadian telecommunications giant Bell and Simon Fraser University (SFU) announced a new partnership aimed at advancing Canada's artificial intelligence and supercomputing ecosystem. The collaboration will leverage the strengths of both organizations to foster innovation and talent development in this critical technology sector.

In a separate announcement, Bell also renewed its longtime partnership with the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC), extending its commitment to supporting Paralympic sport in Canada through 2032.

Corporate Responsibility and Community Initiatives Take the Stage

Restaurant chain Culver's announced it is donating $100,000 to multiple agricultural organizations to support farmers. The donation fulfills a pledge the company made, which was triggered after its "Green and Gold" documentary film about Wisconsin farmers reached 100,000 streams.

The CTIA Wireless Foundation announced the winners of its Catalyst 2025 awards, which support social entrepreneurs using wireless technology for good. The top grant of $100,000 was awarded to Rooted, a start-up that uses wireless technology to help individuals achieve mortgage readiness.

In Arizona, Visit Mesa launched a new partnership with the Kyah Rayne Foundation to promote food inclusion and allergy safety. The program will certify hospitality staff to provide safer and more inclusive dining experiences.

In Brief: Market Growth, New Products, and M&A

  • Market Growth Projections: New market reports released today forecast massive growth in key technology and health sectors. The global Cybersecurity Market is projected to surpass $552 billion by 2031, while the Pet Insurance Market is expected to reach over $102 billion by 2032.

  • New Products and Openings: JW Marriott made its debut in Northern Virginia with the grand opening of the JW Marriott Reston Station. In the baby tech space, Hatch launched the Hatch Baby, a new all-in-one smart device and sleep service. Iconic kitchen and bath brand Newport Brass also announced a major brand reawakening.

  • Corporate M&A: Investment banking firm BlackArch Partners announced it advised on the merger of Cain Food Industries and Millbio NA, a portfolio company of Apheon.

  • International Events: Toronto was announced as the host city for the prestigious 2025 Diageo World Class Global Final, the first time the international bartending competition will be held in Canada.


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