Investment

CyberFOX has bought Optimize365, adding continuous Microsoft 365 tenant monitoring and hardening to its PAM, DNS and ZTNA product suite.

Firefly Aerospace subsidiary SciTec has extended its $31m Air Force battle management contract to integrate counter-UAS sensor feeds into the CBC2 system.

Gilat's defence subsidiary has secured over $8m in new U.S. military orders for field services and SATCOM system upgrades, with deliveries expected over

GreyOrange has bought Site Bionics to combine item-level RFID data with camera-based digital twin technology across retail stores.

One Stop Systems has secured its ninth defence order since May 2025, bringing cumulative value to nearly $5m, with further awards expected in 2027 and

The Seoul-based K-pop platform has secured bridge funding from Daesung Private Equity and Now IB Capital to expand its fandom-data OS globally.

Diraq has advanced to Stage C of DARPA's Quantum Benchmarking Initiative, securing $51m to pursue utility-scale silicon quantum computing by 2031.

The two Abu Dhabi-based firms signed a collaboration agreement at Ai Everything 2026 to jointly implement and manage Saal.ai's DigiXT and Data

Telstra's new Perth-Sydney fibre route, part of a $1.8bn infrastructure programme, adds capacity for cloud, AI and subsea cable traffic across Australia.

The two semiconductor giants are expanding collaboration on transistors, interconnects and 3D packaging for AI workloads at Applied's new Silicon Valley facility.

The Wyoming utility will invest $1.8bn in new gas generation to supply up to 2.7GW for a Google data centre in Cheyenne, with

New York-based Melius has closed $25m across seed and Series A rounds to expand its multi-agent creative production platform.

Nasdaq-listed Roze AI has signed three South Korean contracts worth $12.2m to deploy its Fire 4Cast and Disaster AI Platform across mixed-use

Nordic colocation provider atNorth will develop a 230 MW campus in Salo, Finland, with a €2 billion capital commitment and heat reuse partnerships planned.

The one-day Riga event on 15 October will cover MiCA licensing, cross-border payments and Latvia's €9 billion dormant capital pool.

Duos Technologies has offloaded its GPUaaS subsidiary to Axe Compute, shedding $98.1m of prospective equipment debt and pivoting to pure-play AI colocation.

Tencent is reportedly paying around $7bn over five years for GPU capacity inside Oracle's Southeast Asia data centres, as US export controls tighten.

The UAE operator plans to expand international connectivity twenty-five-fold, underpinning the country's AI infrastructure ambitions.

A one-day Riga conference will bring together fintech founders, regulators and investors to debate MiCA licensing, cross-border payments and Baltic capital mobilisation.

Atos has secured a six-year contract worth up to £350m to manage applications and security services for the Metropolitan Police Service.