Trimble’s review of its transportation and logistics business remains ongoing, with multiple outside parties still interested after the company received credible, unsolicited approaches. CEO Rob Painter said there is no timetable or indication that a sale is more likely, and the review could still conclude with Trimble retaining the business, spinning it off or pursuing another outcome. Trimble launched the review in August with Goldman Sachs as financial adviser. The company is continuing to invest in the unit, unveiling voice AI, route and trailer orchestration, automated maintenance and transportation management systems designed to support AI agents at its Insight 2026 conference. Executives also highlighted Arc Agent, a customizable system with human oversight, and expanded mapping work for U.S.-Mexico freight. Painter said Trimble spends tens and tens of millions of dollars annually on cyber resilience, while the company continues integrating Transporeon, acquired in 2023.