What’s inside the CPG Knowledge Graph: Retail grocery — 3.29 million points of sale (POS) across 15,688 retail grocery banners and 38,350 brands in 50 global markets.

VANCOUVER, BC and SYDNEY, July 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — GreenCore Solutions Corp. (GSC) and its Asia-Pacific joint venture GSC Agentic today announced the general availability (GA) of the CPG Knowledge Graph v3.2.0 — the knowledge graph of the Beauty & Personal Care (BPC) segment of the consumer packaged goods (CPG) sector. It carries 2 billion resolved sector datapoints and 2.5 trillion answerable questions, and it is designed for one thing only: sustainable AI Agents carrying BPC stock-keeping unit (SKU) information to retail grocery AI Agent buyers — the same machine-to-machine layer where, as Cloudflare confirmed in June 2026, machines now transact more than humans on the open internet.

CPG Knowledge Graph v3.2.0 shipped two months ahead of its fall scheduled release — and it is already running at production scale: 3.7 AI Agent transactions every second — 220 a minute, 13,000+ an hour, 316,000+ a day, 9.5 million+ a month — held for three consecutive months (May, June, and July 2026), without a dollar of GSC advertising spend. In the era Cloudflare marked, AI Agent inbound transactions are the product win. The new technology design is what moves agent transactions.

GSC Customer AI Agent Onboarding

GSC onboards BPC brands and private label SKUs to its AI Agents in 3–5 weeks — to production, not prototype — with the CPG Knowledge Graph’s performance benefits bundled in: SKUs mount onto the already-resolved knowledge graph, and bad data never gets in. RAG-based competitor stacks (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) typically take 3–5 months to reach production grade, with data preparation consuming 50–70% of the project budget before the first buyer query is answered.

Operating AI Agents — Procurement Effectiveness with the CPG Knowledge Graph

GSC provides managed services for BPC AI Agents — and when the retail grocery buyer agent asks, the answer is right the first time. No retry loops, no lost purchase orders nobody reports — every SKU answered from fact at wire speed.

Human in the Loop (HITL)

A human on every transaction is the rule, not an option: a person signs every purchase order and every RFP. And every SKU gets quality of care — one correction resolves once and serves everywhere, reaching all 15,688 banners at once.

Retail Already Switched

Microsoft opened Dynamics 365 to AI Agents in Q1 2026; Oracle shipped agentic Fusion the same quarter. SAP — the software that runs the world’s grocery chains — published the end date: its AI Agent Hub goes live Q3 2026, machine-to-machine buying goes GA in Q4, and its API Policy (v4/2026, §2.2.2) bars external AI agents from the legacy APIs. From the end of 2026, roughly $3 trillion of annual grocery buying power sits behind AI Agent gates that speak only two open protocols: MCP and A2A.

In June 2026, Cloudflare — the network used by 42% of the Fortune 500, carrying roughly 20% of the world’s web traffic — reported that AI Agent traffic had passed human traffic on its network for the first time. By July, Cloudflare Radar showed the split at roughly 60% AI – 40% human. The same migration is live in retail grocery: 9.5 million+ persistent inbound AI Agent transactions a month run on GSC, an estimated 15–20% of the world’s agentic grocery procurement traffic. That traffic is the forward indicator, and it points one way for BPC customers: faster to market, lower run-rate cost, higher sales, and sustainability built into every exchange — up to 80% lower token use and energy per SKU exchange than the generalist norm.

Gartner’s Strategic Predictions for 2026 names the destination: by 2028, 90% of B2B buying will be AI-agent intermediated, pushing over $15 trillion of B2B spend through agent exchanges. “Products will need to be machine-readable, and procurement will shift to efficient, autonomous machine-to-machine transactions.”

What Ships in v3.2.0

2 billion datapoints resolved into the graph — 38,350 brands, 15,495 makers, 30 billion cells2.5 trillion answerable questions available to buyer AI Agents at wire speedThe SPARKS classification standard — SKU, Pack, Amount, Region, Kernel, and Standard, pinning each product to its market. SPARKS is a live schema of the CPG Knowledge Graph and will ship as an Agent Skill in a coming version.

Retrieval bolted onto unmanaged files serves wrong answers 15–35% of the time even in controlled, optimized RAG systems — and 50–70% in real production environments. A Knowledge Graph with schema enforced at ingestion serves under 2%. The Knowledge Graph is the opposite of an index: a curated map of facts where every record is verified and connected before it’s stored, so an AI Agent answers from structure, not from luck.

Delivered on Three Open Protocols

v3.2.0 ships on MCP (Model Context Protocol — how AI Agents connect to systems), A2A (the machine-verified handshake identifying agents to each other), and ACM-68000 (deterministic status signals for agentic commerce). Signals, not compute. Machine identity, not anonymous requests.

Availability

CPG Knowledge Graph v3.2.0 is generally available today for BPC brands and private-label makers, served in-region on Microsoft Azure across nine countries — France, Australia, the United States, Mexico, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Singapore, and South Korea — and Google Cloud Enterprise, Madrid, and discovered through the GSC MCP AI surfaces: mcp.cpgknowledgegraph.ai (data), mcp.gsc-fleet.ai (discovery), mcp.cpghumanintheloop.ai (transaction), and mcp.cpgagentprotocols.ai (standards). These are machine surfaces, not human-viewable websites — built for AI Agents to read, not for people to browse.

“We make the only AI Agents for BPC brands and private-label makers built on the CPG Knowledge Graph — the edge in sustainability and agentic retail sales,” said Matthew Keddy, CEO, GreenCore Solutions Corp. (GSC). “Our customers get better AI Agents for their SKUs: fast onboarding, faster time to market and sales, and real retail grocery procurement security. We delivered all three — and the results are No. 1 in agentic CPG procurement, with an estimated 15–20% of the world’s agentic grocery traffic.

About GreenCore Solutions Corp. (GSC)

GreenCore Solutions Corp. (GSC) builds AI Agents with the CPG Knowledge Graph, powered by SPARKS, delivered on MCP + A2A + ACM-68000. An estimated 15–20% of the world’s agentic procurement transaction traffic across retail grocery runs on GSC. GSC AI Agents run sustainable, transact safe, human in the loop, and live on Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. GSC is a Microsoft AI Cloud Partner — Crunchbase Global Rank 1,481 as of July 2026. D-U-N-S 24-336-6774.

About GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd.

GSC Agentic Pty. Ltd., headquartered in Sydney, Australia, is the Asia-Pacific joint venture delivering the GSC AI Agent Stack across APAC markets.

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Reports revenues of 79.3187 trillion won, operating profit of 60.5426 trillion won, net profit of 93.9226 trillion wonRecord-Breaking Quarterly Performance Driven by High-Value Product Sales Amid Strong AI Demand; Cumulative First-Half Revenue Surpasses 100 Trillion won for the First TimeLong-Term Agreements with around 10 Key Customers; Multi-Year Contracts and Technological Innovation Address Structural Demand GrowthHBM4 achieves customer-required operating speeds, industry-leading power efficiency, and cost competitiveness, demonstrating differentiated technological edgeCompany to reinforce Production Capacity and Financial Health simultaneously by Preparing for Mid-to-Long-Term Growth Opportunities while Adhering to CapEx Discipline

SEOUL, South Korea, July 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — SK hynix Inc. (or “the company”, www.skhynix.com) announced today that it has recorded 79.3187 trillion won in revenues, 60.5426 trillion won in operating profit (with an operating margin of 76%), and 93.9226 trillion won in net profit (with a net margin of 118%), marking an all-time high quarterly performance.

Driven by sustained demand growth from expanding AI infrastructure investments, high-performance products for AI servers led price increases, enabling the company to surpass its previous record set in the prior quarter. Consequently, cumulative revenue for the first half of the year crossed the 100 trillion won mark for the first time in company history. Revenue and operating profit increased by 257% and 557% year-over-year, respectively.

Both DRAM and NAND flash memory prices experienced significant quarter-over-quarter increases. SK hynix achieved top-tier profitability by expanding sales centered on high-value-added products, including HBM, DRAM for AI servers, and eSSD.

On the back of these strong operational results, cash and cash equivalents reached 88 trillion won at the end of the second quarter, an increase of 33.6 trillion won from the previous quarter. Total debt decreased by 0.7 trillion won to 18.6 trillion won, expanding the net cash position to 69.4 trillion won. The company evaluated that its financial flexibility has significantly strengthened, supported by record-high profit levels and cash generation capability.

As AI evolves into agentic forms that perform complex tasks on behalf of users and expands across various services, the underlying demand base for memory is broadening. Consequently, a structural shift is occurring where demand for both AI memory and conventional memory is expanding in tandem.

With major tech companies increasing their AI infrastructure investments, additional supply requests continue to mount. As these investments are supported by revenue generated from AI services, the momentum in memory demand is expected to persist.

Based on this demand outlook, SK hynix is expanding multi-year contract discussions with customers to secure mid-to-long-term supply stability. The company has finalized Long-Term Agreements (LTAs) with around 10 customers, including key strategic partners, and is continuing further discussions with major industry clients. Through these efforts, SK hynix aims to enhance operational efficiency while strengthening its mid-to-long-term business stability and sustainable growth foundation.

As AI models advance, the scope of memory competitiveness is expanding into system architecture and packaging. SK hynix plans to lead memory innovation from a system perspective, leveraging its comprehensive product portfolio and co-development capabilities with customers.

HBM4 has demonstrated its differentiated technological edge by achieving customer-required operating speeds while delivering industry-leading power efficiency and cost competitiveness. The company began mass shipments of HBM4 in the second quarter and will ramp up production in the second half of the year. For HBM4E, which completed sample shipments in the first half, the company applied optimal processes featuring technology maturity and mass-production stability. 

SK hynix plans to continue its leadership in the HBM sector based on its comprehensive strength, including superior quality, stable supply capabilities based on high yield, cost competitiveness, and industry-leading performance. 

Sales of SOCAMM2 grew significantly in the second quarter, and shipments of products based on 10nm-class 6th generation (1c) process technology began in earnest.

In NAND, SK hynix is accelerating its transition to advanced process nodes to strengthen its portfolio around high-capacity and high-performance products. 321-layer products already represent the largest share of total production, and the company plans to expand this to approximately 50% of domestic production capacity by the end of the year.

In a market environment where customer demand exceeds supply capabilities, the ability to deliver requested volumes in a timely manner has emerged as a core business competitiveness. 

In response, SK hynix is accelerating the mass production schedule for M15X while making investments to rapidly expand production capacity following the opening of the Yongin Phase 1 cleanroom in early 2027. Mid-to-long-term investment plans—including the recently announced P&T7 advanced packaging facility, M17 NAND production base, and the development of a new semiconductor cluster—will be executed in phases based on customer demand and investment efficiency.

SK hynix emphasized that it will reinforce both its production capacity and financial health by seamlessly preparing for mid-to-long-term growth opportunities while maintaining capital expenditure discipline (CapEx Discipline).

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Review of the FY2026 Q2 financial results has not been finalized. Figures in this earnings release are subject to changes during the independent auditing process.

All financial information contained in this document is based on consolidated K-IFRS.

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About SK hynix Inc.
SK hynix Inc., headquartered in Korea, is the world’s top tier semiconductor supplier offering Dynamic Random Access Memory chips (“DRAM”) and flash memory chips (“NAND flash”) for a wide range of distinguished customers globally. The Company’s shares are traded on the Korea Exchange, and the Global Depository shares are listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. Further information about SK hynix is available at www.skhynix.com, news.skhynix.com .

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Agreement supports the next generation of AI-powered legal research for Australia’s free legal information service.

SYDNEY, July 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — LexisNexis Australia and the AustLII Foundation today announced an agreement that will shape the future of public access to legal information in Australia. This agreement will strengthen the rule of law, broaden access to justice, and ensure Australia’s legal ecosystem keeps pace with the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

AustLII is a not-for-profit charity that provides free online public access to Australian legal information, serving private citizens, government, the courts, educational institutions and the legal profession. The agreement will enable AustLII to build world-class AI-enhanced research capabilities on the foundation of its comprehensive legal data collection.

Under the agreement, LexisNexis will support AustLII to accelerate the development of AI-enhanced legal research capabilities, helping ensure Australians continue to have free access to trusted legal information in an AI-enabled legal environment.

For LexisNexis, this reflects a deep commitment to the broader legal ecosystem, one that goes beyond commercial interests. A well-functioning rule of law benefits every participant in Australia’s legal community, and investing in the infrastructure that underpins access to legal information is central to that vision.

This agreement is to help AustLII develop new AI-assisted tools that make Australian legal information easier to discover, understand and navigate for citizens, courts, government, educators and legal professionals

“At LexisNexis, we believe that access to the law is a cornerstone of a just society. This agreement with AustLII reflects our commitment to supporting the future of free public legal information in Australia. It is about ensuring that AI advances the rule of law rather than undermining the power of these technologies available to every Australian. We are proud to stand alongside AustLII in this shared mission.”
Carol Chris, Managing Director, LexisNexis Australia and New Zealand

“Free access to law” means something different in 2026 than it meant 30 years ago when we started AustLII. Our users have an expectation that AI will be used to enhance the research that they do using AustLII. With the support from LexisNexis, our aim is to build the highest quality AI resources on the foundations of AustLII’s comprehensive data collection.”
Professor Andrew Mowbray AM, Executive Director, AustLII, UTS Law Faculty

“The LexisNexis contribution will allow AustLII to continue its core mission in the artificial intelligence era. AustLII will expand its role as an independent and trusted free access publisher. AustLII will continue to serve the needs of all of its users including private citizens, government, the courts, education and the legal profession.”
Professor Philip Chung AM, Managing Director, AustLII, Macquarie Law School

“I am delighted by the contribution from LexisNexis to support AustLII and the rule of law in Australia. I also wish to thank all of AustLII’s existing contributors and note the importance of everyone’s contributions in maintaining, expanding and enhancing the AustLII service. In particular, I would like to thank UTS for its ongoing support and for hosting AustLII’s facilities.”
Mr Ian Govey AM, Chair, AustLII Foundation

Australia has one of the finest legal systems in the world, and for over three decades AustLII has been a quiet but essential pillar of that system. LexisNexis is committed to ensuring that this not only endures but grows stronger in the AI era. This agreement is one of the most meaningful contributions that can be made to the health of Australia’s legal ecosystem. 

About LexisNexis AI Development
LexisNexis prioritizes a customer-driven AI innovation approach that solves complex problems and enhances value. The company employs over 4,000 technologists, data scientists, and legal experts to develop safe, purpose-built solutions with human oversight in line with RELX Responsible AI Principles. Backed by advanced encryption and privacy technology, its global technology platform seamlessly integrates the latest AI advancements, including agentic AI, legal-tuned models and a proprietary framework for the development of legal-tuned agents, within a multi-cloud infrastructure. This enables high model performance and authoritative responses anchored in comprehensive legal content, with validated citations powered by Shepard’s®. Document Management System (DMS) integration personalizes and grounds responses in a customer’s own documents. The company’s multi-model approach selects the best AI model for each use case, supported by partners AWS, Anthropic, Microsoft, Mistral, and OpenAI. 

About LexisNexis Legal & Professional
LexisNexis® Legal & Professional provides AI-powered legal, regulatory, business information, analytics, and workflows that help customers increase their productivity, improve decision-making, achieve better outcomes, and advance the rule of law around the world. As a digital pioneer, the company was the first to bring legal and business information online with its Lexis® and Nexis® services. LexisNexis Legal & Professional, which serves customers in more than 150 countries with 11,900 employees worldwide, is part of RELX, a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for professional and business customers.

About AustLII
AustLII Foundation is a not-for-profit charity that provides free online public access to Australian legal information. AustLII is hosted by the University of Technology Sydney and is committed to promoting the rule of law and improving access to justice across Australia and internationally.

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