Tempus AI, Inc. has announced a merger with Personalis, Inc., a significant development for the company and the broader computer programming and data processing industry. This merger, approved by both companies' boards, is expected to enhance Tempus's market presence and service offerings. The merger involves Aviary Development, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Tempus, merging with Personalis, which will then merge with another Tempus subsidiary, Toucan Development, LLC.
The merger is set to take place following a special meeting of Personalis stockholders on November 30, 2026, where they will vote on the merger proposal. This event is crucial as it will determine whether the merger can proceed, highlighting the importance of stockholder participation.
Background
Tempus AI, Inc., incorporated in Nevada, operates in the services sector, specifically focusing on computer programming and data processing (SIC 7370). The company trades under the ticker symbol TEM on the Nasdaq exchange. Recent filings indicate that Tempus is a large accelerated filer, emphasizing its significant market presence. The company has been active in the market, with several recent filings, including an 8-K on October 23, 2026.
What the Filing Says
The recent filing states, "The board of directors of Tempus AI, Inc. and the board of directors of Personalis, Inc. have approved an Agreement and Plan of Merger..." This agreement outlines the merger structure, where Personalis will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Tempus following the merger.
Impact
This merger may significantly impact both companies' stockholders and the competitive landscape in the computer programming and data processing sector. With the merger, Tempus aims to leverage Personalis's capabilities, potentially leading to enhanced service offerings and market share.
What's Next
The next step involves the upcoming special meeting on November 30, 2026, where Personalis stockholders will vote on the merger proposal. The results of this vote will determine the future of the merger and its implications for both Tempus and Personalis.











