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Hanwha Aerospace targets NATO demand with Romania unmanned systems push at BSDA 2026
Europe needs faster defense capacity. Hanwha Aerospace is using Romania to turn unmanned systems into a NATO localization play.
How Interlink Electronics, Inc. could use strategic acquisitions to deepen exposure to aerospace and semiconductor supply chains
How Interlink Electronics, Inc. could use acquisitions to expand into aerospace and semiconductor supply chains. Discover the strategic implications now.
Lyten moves to expand European battery and AI footprint with second industrial hub in Gdansk, Poland
Lyten announces a second European industrial hub in Gdansk, Poland, blending BESS manufacturing and AI data centres. Read what it means for energy and defence.
NUBURU (BURU) revives Tekne acquisition with €52m valuation and April Golden Power filing
NUBURU (BURU) revives 70% Tekne acquisition with EUR 52M valuation and April Golden Power filing. Read what this means for defense investors.
AeroVironment (Nasdaq: AVAV) acquires Empirical Systems Aerospace in $200m deal to boost loitering munitions output
AeroVironment (AVAV) acquires ESAero for $200M to scale loitering munitions production and electric propulsion. Read the full strategic analysis now.
Why Ocient and TekSynap think hyperscale analytics is becoming backbone of US government missions
Ocient and TekSynap partner to bring hyperscale data analytics to U.S. government missions. Discover why federal agencies are racing to modernize data systems.
Could Ondas Inc. and World View give Palantir Technologies its next major defense AI wedge? (NASDAQ: PLTR, NASDAQ: ONDS)
Discover how Palantir, Ondas, and World View are building a multi-domain intelligence platform and why it could reshape defense AI systems.
BlackSky Technology (NYSE: BKSY) wins seven-figure NGA monitoring contract as commercial space intelligence gains strategic momentum
BlackSky Technology secures a seven-figure NGA monitoring contract. Discover how AI satellite intelligence is reshaping defense surveillance.
Why does the Pentagon care so much about price tags? IBM’s $112m military commissary contract explained
IBM wins a $112M Defense Commissary Agency contract to modernize electronic shelf labels at 235 global military commissaries. Read the full strategic analysis.
Ericsson advances naval 5G Standalone trials with Leonardo and Italian Navy
Ericsson, Leonardo and the Italian Navy test 5G Standalone at sea. Find out what this means for naval networks, defense strategy and future maritime operations.