Indian defence tech startup Constelli raises $20 million
The funds will be used for product research and development focused on next-generation electronic warfare and communication payloads across platforms, including drones, ground systems, naval vessels and satellites.
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Vervesemi Microelectronics raises $10 million in Series A
The Indian company will accelerate commercialisation of its machine learning-enhanced analog signal chain chip portfolio, including advanced data converters and intelligent power and sensing solutions for industrial, smart energy, motor control and avionics applications.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Compressor acquires Swiss firm AST
AST is engaged in maintenance, inspection and field services for rotating equipment such as compressors and steam turbines that drive compressors, used in resource and energy development sites, including in the oil and gas sectors.
GA-ASI develops long-range weapons capabilities for MQ-9B
So far, GA-ASI has performed all the performance analytics and is confident in MQ-9 B’s ability to carry long-range weapons over long distances, while providing a measure of persistence and endurance.
Cadence completes acquisition of Hexagon’s D&E business
US-based Cadence Design Systems has completed its acquisition of the Design and Engineering (D&E) business from Swedish technology group Hexagon AB, in a deal valued at approximately EUR 2.7 billion.
Boyd expands liquid cooling production capacity in Mexico
US-based Boyd has more than doubled the manufacturing footprint of its liquid cooling operations in Juarez, Mexico, to meet growing demand from AI-driven data centers.
Denso to invest $69 million in new logistics facility in Tennessee
Mobility supplier Denso has announced a USD 69 million investment to build a new advanced logistics facility in Lebanon, Tennessee, as part of efforts to optimise its North American operations and distribution network.
India holds talks with Brazil, Canada, France and Netherlands on critical minerals
India is in talks with Brazil, Canada, France and the Netherlands over potential agreements on critical minerals, as New Delhi steps up efforts to secure supplies needed for its energy transition and industrial strategy, Reuters reported.
Bioelectronic implants to treat spinal cord injuries
The spinal cord is what connects our brain to our body. Losing that connection means not to be able to walk again, sit down or go to the toilet. But scientists may now have found a way for the body to repair itself.
Italy, France and Germany push EU towards critical minerals stockpiling
Europe’s three largest economies are moving to place critical raw materials into the realm of strategic reserves, signalling that access to key industrial inputs is no longer viewed as a purely commercial matter.
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