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Kymeta Corporation and Innovative Rocket Technologies Inc. (iRocket) have announced a strategic partnership to integrate advanced satellite communications technology into missile interceptor systems. The collaboration will see Kymeta’s new conformal, multi-orbit antenna technology incorporated into iRocket’s interceptors. This development aligns with a broader trend in Western defence procurement, including within ...


BAE Systems, Boeing, and Saab have announced a significant industrial partnership by signing a Letter of Intent to collaborate on the UK’s future fast-jet trainer requirement. The agreement positions the Boeing-Saab T-7 training aircraft as the core of their joint proposal and establishes a framework for the three companies to ...


The Royal Air Force has deployed aircraft and personnel to Italy to participate in Exercise Falcon Strike 25, a significant multinational live-fly exercise focused on enhancing the operational capabilities of fifth-generation fighter jets in complex, contested environments. The exercise underscores the UK’s commitment to maintaining high-end warfighting skills and ensuring ...


Neros has closed its $75M Series B fundraising led by Sequoia Capital with participation from Vy Capital US and Interlagos. This round immediately follows a period of rapid production scaling, significant revenue growth, and successful customer deployments — including a large drone purchase from the US Marine Corps and Neros’ selection as one ...


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