Montreal, Canada, 14 January 2026 – Tekna, a supplier of advanced materials and plasma systems for industrial applications, has received a new CAD 2.0 million order for high-performance titanium powder used in Laser Powder Bed Fusion additive manufacturing. The...
$8.6 billion foreign military sale strengthens allied air power and supports long-term U.S. defense manufacturing
Washington, D.C., United States, 2 January 2026 – The U.S. Department of Defense has awarded an $8.6 billion contract to Boeing to design and produce...
Why the U.S. Navy’s fast-attack fleet is struggling to meet rising global threats
Washington, D.C., United States, December 2025 – The United States Navy is facing a growing challenge beneath the ocean’s surface. While fast-attack submarines remain one of the...
New alliance with Norwegian Catapult aims to accelerate sustainable aerospace production and strengthen Norway’s role in advanced manufacturing.
Oslo, Norway, 9 December 2025 – GKN Aerospace Norway has taken a significant step toward the future of aerospace manufacturing by signing...
As the world prepares to say farewell to the International Space Station, questions are mounting about the future of science, research, discovery, innovation and sustained human presence in low-Earth orbit. With the station set to retire by the end...
Today’s battlefield requires connectivity that is dynamic, secure and resilient. As global threats intensify and warfighter’s needs grow more complex, uninterrupted connectivity has become a mission-critical asset for defense operations. Military and government organizations are calling for multi-orbit solutions...
In today's evolving threat environment, modern militaries need communications that are not only secure and resilient but also easy to use on the battlefield. Direct-to-Device (D2D) satellite communications (SATCOM) has the potential to not only transform consumer smartphone communications, but also...
On November 15, 2021, Russia tested an antisatellite weapon on their defunct 2,000 kilogram Cosmos-1408 satellite. Its orbit passed near the International Space Station’s orbit. The resulting debris cloud, consisting of hundreds of thousands of pieces of debris, all...
