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What OpenAI’s Jalapeño chip says about the next phase of AI infrastructure competition
OpenAI’s Jalapeño chip gives Broadcom a deeper role in custom AI silicon, inference infrastructure and AVGO’s trillion-dollar growth narrative.
Iran war leaves US facing years-long missile replenishment challenge
United States firepower won attention in Iran. The harder test is whether depleted missile stocks can be rebuilt before the next crisis.
How a single Utah chemical plant became the chokepoint of American missile production
AMPAC's Cedar City plant is the sole North American source of ammonium perchlorate. NewMarket Corporation's $100M expansion will not eliminate the chokepoint.
Operation Epic Fury: Pentagon admits $25bn war cost as casualties and base damage mount
The Pentagon says the Iran war has cost $25 billion. Lawmakers and analysts say the real bill, including base damage, may be closer to $50 billion.
From artillery shells to rocket motors: The supply chain choke points limiting US munitions output
US munitions output reaches 56,000 artillery shells monthly against a 100,000 target. Solid rocket bottlenecks and allied demand strain American defence industry capacity.
Why Lockheed Martin’s $101.6m Army award matters more than its size suggests for LMT stock
Lockheed Martin won a $101.6 million Army contract modification. Read why the award could matter for Mid-Range Capability, backlog quality, and LMT stock.
US strikes 9,000 Iran targets, Pentagon now scrambles to refill missiles
The Pentagon signed framework agreements with Lockheed Martin, BAE Systems and Honeywell Aerospace on 25 March 2026 to expand United States munitions production.