We're pleased to announce that Sivers has received a new $8.2M production order from @allspaceltd for Ka-band Beamforming ICs. The order underscores Sivers' growing momentum in defense and commercial satcom, where our BFICs are helping enable next-generation multi-orbit satellite communications platforms. For full details visit: #Satcom# #SpaceTech# #Semiconductors# #DefenseTech#

We’re proud to announce that Sivers Semiconductors has received $6.6M in Year 2 funding through @NSTXL in support of the EW STAR program, reflecting our strong execution and continued momentum. Get Full Details 👇 #Semiconductors# #DefenseTech# #RF# #Radar#

Ukraine's FirePoint, founded by a film scout, an IT guy, and a concrete contractor, now produces 200 long-range strike drones per day. Each one costs $55,000. Flies 1,600 km. GPS-free. Seven generations of combat-proven navigation.  They account for 60% of Ukraine's deep strikes inside Russia. The entire company is 3 years old. U.S. dronemakers are finally getting the policy support, the domestic mandates, and the defense budgets. Now they need to build like their country's survival depends on it.   #BI# #BusinessInsider# #Drones# #UAS# #DroneIndustry# #DefenseTech# #Autonomy# $DRNZ

Great news for Ukrainian defense tech: signed agreements with EU Commissioner @KubiliusA for access to EU defense programs and €300M in funding. Through the new BraveTech EU Ukraine Support Instrument, our companies can access €260M to scale up production and €35.3M for innovation grants—covering up to 100% of costs. This is a true win-win. We are combining EU resources with our battlefield-tested tech to build a safer Europe. Thank you, Andrius Kubilius and the EU team 🇺🇦🇪🇺

Battlefield-tested Ukrainian defense tech is going global⚡️ We’ve launched a transparent export mechanism for our key partners under the Drone Deal framework, as initiated by President @ZelenskyyUa. This gives our manufacturers clear rules to scale production and attract global investment, while keeping our Armed Forces’ needs as the 100% priority. Export is only permitted once all domestic contracts are fully secured. Ukraine's intellectual property remains protected at all times. We have built a powerhouse market inside Ukraine, and now, we are expanding to the global stage.

Strengthened our defense tech partnership with Denmark during a meeting with @JeppeBruus in Kyiv. Key focus: implementing the Drone Deal. Ukraine is ready to share unique battlefield data and innovations in exchange for more frontline assets. This is a true win-win for modern warfare tech. We also discussed developing a joint European anti-ballistic project and unlocking €6B from the European Peace Facility to cover our critical defense needs. Grateful to Denmark for being a agile and reliable ally!

Investors are waiting to see whether higher defense budgets translate into more contracts, faster production, and stronger earnings—or whether political and economic pressures slow momentum. Meanwhile, newer defense tech companies hope to capture a piece of that spending.

We transformed Ukraine into a global tech leader and a defense powerhouse. Beyond digital IDs, Diia.Cіty, and 5G, we revolutionized warfare. Through the Army of Drones and the @BRAVE1ua cluster, we achieved a logistical lockdown for the occupiers, reached a 91% Shahed interception rate, and launched the unique e-Points system to incentivize our troops on the frontlines. 7 years of service. From GovTech to Defense Tech. Thank you for your trust!

In 3 years, @BRAVE1ua became Europe's largest defense-tech venture investor: ~1,000 grants, ~$129M invested. Now scaling up — battlefield robotics, AI-guided cruise missiles, affordable radars, and laser air defense already in testing. 🇺🇦🤝 @AirbusDefence @Saab Read more:

Anduril's $5 Billion Raise: How Silicon Valley Built a $61 Billion Defense Industrial Giant in Nine Years @anduriltech just closed the largest defense tech funding round in history. On May 13, 2026, Anduril raised $5 billion in Series H financing at a $61 billion valuation, led by Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz. The valuation more than doubled in under a year from the $30.5 billion established in June 2025, when Founders Fund led a $2.5 billion Series G. Total capital raised now exceeds $11 billion. The revenue trajectory justifies the valuation leap. Anduril doubled revenue to $2.2 billion in 2025 and projects approximately $4.3 billion for 2026, another 100% year-over-year increase. That growth comes at a cost: the company expects an operating loss of roughly $1.2 billion in 2026, reflecting heavy upfront investment in Arsenal-1 manufacturing ramp and R&D. Anduril does not expect to turn profitable until 2030. This is a scale-before-margin bet, and the company @PalmerLuckey founded is rebuilding the defense industrial base at Silicon Valley speed. The contract portfolio validates the Pentagon's confidence. In March 2026, the U.S. Army awarded Anduril a 10-year enterprise contract with a ceiling of up to $20 billion, consolidating more than 120 separate procurement actions into a single framework - the largest single deal Anduril has landed. In May, the U.S. Space Force selected Anduril among 20 contractors for the Golden Dome space-based interceptor program, a $3.2 billion pool to develop missile defense prototypes by 2028. Anduril is also partnering with Palantir to develop Golden Dome's AI-powered command-and-control software, using its Lattice platform to process real-time data from satellites, drones, radar, and sensors to coordinate automated defense responses. Arsenal-1 is the physical proof that Anduril has crossed from software company to defense manufacturer. The hyperscale manufacturing facility in Ohio, with a final planned footprint of nearly 5 million square feet (with the first two phases spanning 1.7 million square feet), launched the production line for the YFQ-44A Fury Collaborative Combat Aircraft in March 2026. An autonomous wingman for the U.S. Air Force's CCA program, the Fury has already completed semi-autonomous flight testing at Edwards Air Force Base. Production lines for Roadrunner interceptors and Barracuda cruise missiles are slated to join the facility by the end of the year to achieve multi-line manufacturing. Furthermore, the Department of Defense has agreed to purchase more than 10,000 low-cost containerized cruise missiles (LCCM) over three years from a consortium including Anduril, which will provide its Barracuda-500M surface-launched cruise missiles. In nine years Anduril has grown from a startup founded by the former creator of Oculus into a defense platform valued at more than a tenth of Lockheed Martin's market cap. The difference is speed and architecture: the Lattice operating system, the autonomous Hivemind pilot, and hyperscale manufacturing running at consumer electronics pace rather than traditional defense timelines. The defense industrial base is being rewritten, and the authors are from Silicon Valley.