Today’s M&A deals include announcements on Figment, Rated Labs, Smart Reporting, FFI, Imagine Communications, Pixel Power, among others.

Figment acquires Rated Labs
Blockchain infrastructure leader Figment acquired Rated Labs, a developer of validation and staking analytics software, to enhance transparency and performance tracking in blockchain staking ecosystems. The deal integrates Rated Labs’ data intelligence and validator performance analytics with Figment’s staking infrastructure, empowering institutional clients with actionable insights. The acquisition supports Figment’s strategy to deliver more robust staking solutions, improve network reliability, and drive innovation in proof-of-stake ecosystems. It reflects a growing industry shift toward trusted, data-centric tools for Web3 scalability, governance, and staking transparency.
Smart Reporting acquires FFI
Smart Reporting acquired FFI, a radiology reporting software vendor, to expand its portfolio of AI-powered medical documentation and diagnostic solutions. The acquisition brings together Smart Reporting’s structured reporting platform with FFI’s specialized radiology expertise, enabling seamless integration of imaging data, natural language processing, and workflow automation. This strategic move strengthens Smart Reporting’s position in digital health innovation, enhancing diagnostic accuracy, reporting efficiency, and interoperability across radiology systems. It supports the company’s mission to modernize clinical documentation and improve patient outcomes through advanced medical AI technologies.
Imagine Communications (The Gores Group) acquires Pixel Power
Imagine Communications, backed by The Gores Group, acquired television branding software specialist Pixel Power from Rohde & Schwarz to expand its broadcast automation and playout solutions. The deal strengthens Imagine’s strategy to deliver end-to-end video workflow and cloud-based broadcasting technologies. Pixel Power’s innovation in graphics, branding, and automation enhances Imagine’s product portfolio, enabling media companies to streamline content delivery and on-air presentation. The acquisition supports Imagine’s goal to lead the digital transformation of broadcast infrastructure with flexible, software-defined, and scalable solutions for global media networks.
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