Here is Read Magazine’s Weekly Roundup of the top news from global markets. In this fast-paced world, breaking down information helps readers grasp the nuances that follow the news.
In Aerospace news this week…
Rocket Lab Announces Next HASTE Launch for U.S. Defense Innovation Unit
Rocket Lab has announced preparations for its next major launch: a dedicated hypersonic test mission under contract with the U.S. Department of War’s Defense Innovation Unit (DIU).
In Automotive news this week…
Honda and Mythic Partner To Develop a 100x Energy-Efficient AI Chip
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. and Mythic, a US-based hardware innovation company specializing in Artificial Intelligence hardware, have jointly agreed on a development collaboration.
In BFSI news this week…
Klipboard Introduces Klipboard Money to Speed Business Transactions
Klipboard has announced the launch of “Klipboard Money” – a fully integrated solution that can prove beneficial to businesses in getting paid quickly while saving more time by integrating payments into the business process.
In Defense Technology news this week…
Leidos Advances DODNet Transformation with Agency Migration
Leidos is accelerating the migration of eight additional Defense Agencies and Field Activities to DODNet, the modern network environment operated by the Defense Information Systems Agency.
In Energy, Power & Sustainability news this week….
Schneider Electric Unveils First Open, Software‑Defined Distributed Control System
Schneider Electric, the global specialist in energy management and automation, announced the release of EcoStruxure Foxboro Software Defined Automation (SDA).
In Healthcare news this week…
Anterior Closes $40 Million to Accelerate Health Plan AI Adoption, Bringing Total Funding to $64 Million
Anterior, the clinician-led artificial intelligence platform for health plans, announced a $40 million funding round, bringing total capital raised to $64 million.
In Information Technology news this week…
Keysight Launches SOS Enterprise, An Advanced Data Management Platform
Keysight Technologies has introduced SOS Enterprise, an advanced edition of its engineering data management platform that builds on SOS Core to automate data governance and traceability
In Internet of Things news this week…
Monogoto and Nordic Semiconductor Partner Advance IoT Connectivity with nuSIM
Monogoto has announced a strategic cooperation with Nordic Semiconductor to accelerate adoption of nuSIM, an integrated SIM (iSIM) technology.
In Logistics and Supply Chain news this week…
Geotab Introduces GO Device Family to Simplify Operations
Geotab Inc., a world leader in connected transportation and telematics technology solutions, has unveiled its latest generation of GO and GO Plus telematics solutions.
In Materials news this week…
Ouster Acquires StereoLabs to Advance Physical AI Sensing
Ouster, Inc., a global leader in sensing and perception technologies for Physical AI, announced the completion of its acquisition of StereoLabs SAS (“StereoLabs”).
In Retail news this week…
Vision Marine Technologies Announces Development of an AI-Driven Customer Intelligence Platform for the Nautical Ventures Retail Network
Vision Marine Technologies, an electric marine technology company specializing in high-voltage marine propulsion, together with its recently acquired retail network.
In Semiconductors and Electronics news this week…
Richardson Electronics Partners with Nxbeam on RF & Microwave
Richardson Electronics, the leading designer and manufacturer of electronic and power products, announced that it has entered into a global technology partner agreement with Nxbeam.
Article of the Week…
What Is a Smart Factory and How Is It Revolutionising Manufacturing in 2026?
The smart factory concept transforms from a popular term into its actual implementation at this location. A smart factory operates as an advanced production system which integrates Internet of Things devices, artificial intelligence technology, robotic systems, and real-time data processing networks to function as a single unified intelligence system. Sensors capture what is happening. Software understands why it is happening. Machines respond before problems surface. Humans step in where judgment still matters.