Core Insights - Atos Group has completed the sale of its Advanced Computing activities, specifically Bull, to the French State for an enterprise value of up to €404 million, which includes contingent earn-outs of €104 million [1][2] Group Overview - The Advanced Computing activities include High-Performance Computing (HPC), Quantum, Business Computing, and Artificial Intelligence divisions, generating approximately €0.7 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2025 [3] - Following the divestiture, Atos Group's Eviden brand now focuses on cybersecurity products, mission-critical systems, and Vision AI, with pro forma revenue of around €0.3 billion for fiscal year 2025 [4] Strategic Focus - This divestiture is a significant step in Atos Group's strategic plan to refocus on core markets, enhancing its emphasis on cybersecurity, mission-critical systems, and digital services, which are seen as areas with strong long-term growth potential [5] - The transaction ensures continuity of service for Bull's clients and employees, with the French State becoming the sole shareholder, highlighting its commitment to developing sovereign capabilities in supercomputing and AI [6] Company Profile - Atos Group operates globally with approximately 61,000 employees and annual revenue of around €7.2 billion (pro forma for the disposal of Advanced Computing activities), functioning in 61 countries under the Atos and Eviden brands [6]