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Elbit Says It Has Bought Canada’s International Submarine Engineering
Elbit Systems says it has completed its purchase of International Submarine Engineering, a Vancouver-area maker of underwater drones. No price was given.
Quantum Systems Tells Militarnyi Its Recordhunter Demonstrator Hit 777 km/h
Quantum Systems says its Apex Recordhunter electric demonstrator reached 777 km/h, Militarnyi reports. It is a test aircraft, and the record is unofficial.
Watchtower Labs Emerges With $35m Seed to Build AI for Military Logistics
Seattle start-up Watchtower Labs has left stealth with a $35m seed led by Shield Capital and Conviction to build AI planning tools for military logistics.
Denmark to Guarantee DKK 750m Loan for Fire Point’s Danish Missile-Fuel Plant
Denmark will guarantee a DKK 750m loan to Fire Point's Danish subsidiary through EIFO, because the war blocks the Ukrainian firm's ordinary borrowing.
Microwave Start-Up Stellios Says It Raised $5M and Holds $2M in Orders
Stellios Technologies says it raised an oversubscribed $5M pre-seed round for high-power microwave systems and has $2M of orders from unnamed customers.
EU Opens DSA Case Into Whether Booking.com Does Enough to Stop Scams
The European Commission has opened DSA proceedings into Booking.com over fake listings, phishing and boosted ads. It is not a finding of breach.
Samsung and SK Hynix Are Upgrading China Plants for Denser NAND, Sources Say
Samsung and SK Hynix are upgrading China plants to make NAND with over 200 layers, Reuters reports. US licence status is unclear as YMTC gains share.
Europe Weighs Letting Utilities Bring Down Drones, Reuters Finds
France, Austria and Poland are giving infrastructure operators powers to down drones, Reuters reports. Who pays for collateral damage is unclear.
UK Watchdog Proposes Forcing Apple to Open iPhone Contactless to Rival Wallets
The CMA wants Apple to offer both main contactless standards on UK iPhones at much lower fees. Apple objects on security; consultation closes 17 November.
Nine of 11 Online Safety Act Fines Remain Unpaid, Ofcom Chief Tells MPs
Ofcom has issued 11 Online Safety Act fines since March 2025 and two are paid, Melanie Dawes told MPs, warning foreign courts could block recovery.
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