It says all you need to know that, according to the release, the only Atleos exec or offficer being retained is one independent director.
At least Atleos had an option — because that is more than can be said for Voyix, which managed to transition to a software company right when the market gave up on software. Jim Kelly had no doubt been aiming to sell to Global Payments, but that company’s in the toilet too. (The market has given up on any payment companies that isn’t visa or Mastercard.)
The best option for Voyix is probably to go private, because there is no buyer at this point.
NCR should’ve been broken up 15 years ago, when there were buyers for its businesses.