Berlin-based Reflex Aerospace just raised the largest Series A round ever for a European NewSpace company. The funding will accelerate their plans to deploy satellite constellations for military intelligence by 2027.
CrowdStrike is expanding its AI-powered security platform with new automation agents and a SOAR system that uses natural language. The company aims to give security teams more autonomy while maintaining human oversight. This represents a major shift in how cybersecurity operations will function.
Xpeng Motors is taking a surprising approach to solid-state battery adoption. Instead of electric vehicles, the Chinese automaker wants to power humanoid robots with the emerging technology by late 2026.
WatchGuard has appointed former Kaseya president Joe Smolarski as its new CEO. Smolarski plans to apply his Kaseya playbook to help MSPs double their cybersecurity margins. The move signals aggressive growth plans for WatchGuard’s zero trust platform.
According to a top Wall Street analyst, much of the U.S. private economy just emerged from a three-year “rolling recession” that most economists missed. The recovery began in April 2025, with earnings now growing at the fastest pace since 2021 and revenue beats more than double historical averages.
AMD’s client CPU business reached a record $2.8 billion in Q3 2025, with desktop sales hitting all-time highs. The company gained nearly 10 percentage points of market share and expects the growth to continue. Meanwhile, data center revenue hit $4.3 billion as AI dominated the earnings call.
Vantage Towers has named Martin Bouchard as its next CEO, effective May 1, 2026. The current American Tower Germany CEO brings over 25 years of telecom experience to the European tower company.
The cybersecurity vendor is rolling out new capabilities for securing AI usage while leveraging generative AI for enhanced threat detection. The announcements follow two major acquisitions totaling $405 million and include expanded Purple AI features.
An MIT report found just 20% of organizations have even piloted AI, and only 5% have fully deployed solutions. But companies like Impel, Forethought, and Grammarly are proving there’s a better way to adopt AI that actually works for businesses.
Nintendo’s Switch 2 has officially sold over 10 million units in its first four months on the market. The console reached 10.36 million sales as of September 30th, nearly matching the Wii U’s entire lifetime performance.
