Electro Optic Systems (ASX:EOS) closes its SPP with A$95m in applications from 4,909 holders, upsized to A$40m at A$8 per share.
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Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) jumped about 10% after Bank of America did something unusual: a "double upgrade", lifting the stock straight from Underperform (Sell) to Buy and raising its target to US$135 from US$96. The twist is that Intel is already one of 2026's biggest winners, up around 190% this year and now near US$118. So…
Titomic (ASX:TTT) signs a multi-year CRADA with a US military research organization to advance cold spray manufacturing for defence sustainment.
Novonix (ASX:NVX) has delivered a mass production C-sample of synthetic graphite anode material to Panasonic, the first known North American delivery of its kind.
Vitasora Health (ASX:VHL) closed a A$4 million placement at 2.7x its target, cornerstoned by a A$3 million cheque from Bob Peters.
X2M Connect (ASX:X2M) signs a five-year partnership with Resi Ventures to manage integrated regional data centre precincts across Australia.
IPO Takes Off as Disposable Drones Target Recurring Defence Demand
Drone IPOs have emerged as a hot topic this month.
While semiconductors continue to dominate investor attention, drones are quickly becoming another important technology theme. Boresight has now made its market debut, with shares jumping around 70% on the open after the company raised A$8…
dorsaVi (ASX:DVL) has licensed two robotics IP assets from NTU Singapore, completing its claim to a full vertically integrated robotics intelligence stack.
Investors in Firmus and other data centre stocks can’t sweep sustainability under the carpet forever
Imagine now investors in Firmus are feeling right now. Waiting to cash out on their investment? Waiting for even more growth? Concerned about whether or not Firmus can cope with demands for compute capacity as well as anti-data centre NIMBYs? We doubt many would affirm the third of those questions, but they should be.
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The WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference) has been home to some of the most iconic moments in Apple's history and while the 2026 WWDC was not iconic, you can't accuse Apple of not trying to deal with the accusation it was behind the curve on AI.
The company’s answer came in the form of a sweeping overhaul…
