Gilat Satellite Networks has secured a $10 million contract to supply a customised Earth observation system, marking a further expansion of its defence technology portfolio beyond satellite communications. The Israeli group said that its Gilat DataPath subsidiary had been chosen…
Cobham Satcom and Gatehouse merge network units in push for global 5G satellite standards
Cobham Satcom and Gatehouse Satcom have agreed to merge their network operations in a move aimed at accelerating the satellite industry’s shift towards 5G-based standards. Announced in Copenhagen on 8th December, the deal will see Gatehouse Satcom combine with Cobham…
Unlimited Industries raises $12m to transform US infrastructure with AI
Unlimited Industries, a San Francisco-based AI-native construction company, has raised $12m in seed funding to accelerate its mission to redesign how the United States builds infrastructure. The round was co-led by Andreessen Horowitz and CIV, with participation from other leading…
Cellebrite acquires Corellium for $170m to boost AI-powered digital investigation platform
Cellebrite, the Israeli-founded digital intelligence firm, has completed the acquisition of Corellium, a US-based developer of Arm-based virtualization software, in a deal valued at $170 million. The move positions Cellebrite as a leading provider of end-to-end AI-powered digital investigation and…
One in three cybersecurity teams under-resourced as threats intensify
Around one in three cybersecurity teams report being under-resourced to adequately defend their organisations, highlighting ongoing pressures amid a rising threat landscape, according to the ISC2 2025 Cybersecurity Workforce Study. The survey, which included over 16,000 security professionals worldwide, found…
ABAX launches site operations platform to simplify real-time asset tracking
ABAX has moved to broaden its position in the asset-tracking market with the launch of ABAX Site Operations, a simplified real-time location system aimed at businesses seeking faster oversight of equipment across sites, warehouses, and yards. The Larvik-based company, one…
Telcos face rising competitive pressure as consumers signal willingness to switch for satellite coverage
Viasat has warned that Mobile Network Operators risk losing substantial market share as new research shows nearly half of global smartphone users would switch providers to gain satellite-enabled connectivity in areas without terrestrial coverage. The study, published this week in…
Aetina unveils Blackwell-based MXM modules to push AI performance to the industrial Edge
Aetina has unveiled a new line of industrial MXM accelerator modules built on NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture, aiming to bring data centre-level AI performance to autonomous robotics, manufacturing systems, and medical devices deployed at the Edge. The Taiwan-based Edge AI specialist…
VOVO unveils ‘world’s smartest toilet’
VOVO, the South Korean bathroom technology company, is preparing to introduce what it calls the world’s smartest toilet at CES 2026, as the sector for connected home devices extends into one of the last unmodernised rooms of the house. The…
Adoption of AI-assisted navigation gathers pace as Anglo-Eastern commits more than 750 vessels to Orca AI platform
Anglo-Eastern Ship Management has become the first major ship manager to commit to deploying AI-powered navigation technology across its fleet, after striking a strategic partnership with London-based Orca AI. The Hong Kong-headquartered group, which oversees more than 750 vessels under…
