Aerospace & Defense

While investors watch for smartphone wins, Enovix quietly doubles its drone battery production, seizing a critical U.S. defense supply chain opportunity.

Go inside the deal that places a Canadian tech firm at the heart of U.S. defense innovation, powering next-gen aerospace with superior 3D printing materials.

A California startup just achieved a critical space qualification, unlocking high-speed satellite data and boosting U.S. defense with its mmWave tech.

A spatial intelligence firm's search for one engineer reveals the new cost of entry for AI in high-stakes industries: a fortress of compliance and AI-specific defenses.

Hanwha's major U.S. Army contract for the K9 howitzer signals a shift in military strategy, boosts allied interoperability, and seeds a new defense hub in Alabama.

With access to massive government contracts, NAPC Defense is aiming for the big leagues. But can its new strategy overcome deep financial hurdles?

CodeMettle's rebrand and new Terminus Stack signal a major shift, leveraging AI and software-defined networks to solve the military's most complex C2 challenges.

Aitech's new SOSA-aligned Ethernet switch is more than a product launch; it's a critical signal of the defense industry's pivot to open standards.

A new space-focused SPAC has launched, but will it reach orbit in a market demanding experienced pilots and proven flight plans over speculative fuel?

DIFI's upcoming interoperability showcase isn't just a tech demo. It's a critical move to create a virtualized, competitive SATCOM ground segment.

The Army just handed M1 a $10B, 26-year deal to train its pilots. This isn't just a contract; it's a radical bet on private industry and AI to redefine the aviator.

Celebrating 75 years, Moog's new AIM facility isn't just a building; it's a strategic move to bolster US defense and invest in WNY's economy and future workforce.

Despite lower Q2 earnings, shipbuilder Conrad Industries' record backlog, anchored by Navy and Army contracts, signals a strategic pivot in a volatile market.

From AI security to quantum navigation, VetsinTech's latest finalists reveal a powerful trend: veteran founders are building tomorrow's critical infrastructure.

With assets soaring 290% and revenue nearly doubling, PMGC Holdings' pivot to strategic acquisitions in aerospace and tech is paying off spectacularly.

Plunging revenues and a staggering net loss push IM Cannabis to the edge, forcing a desperate and bizarre strategic pivot from medical marijuana to military drones.

As Toronto prepares a final salute to the Snowbirds, their grounding reveals a strategic military shift and a major air show's plan for reinvention.

A successful U.S. Navy exercise showcased the firm's integrated sonar, validating its 'Ocean of Things' vision and solidifying its market edge.

Orbit International's Q2 report shows deepening losses from contract delays, but a rising backlog and stronger margins in key divisions suggest a complex path to recovery.

A new DARPA contract for Qunnect's real-world quantum hardware signals a major shift, moving the dream of a secure quantum internet from the lab to our cities.