Technology
Enablence FY2026 Revenue Rises 37% as Going-Concern Doubt Lingers
Enablence Technologies booked US$8.1 million in revenue in the twelve months ended June 30. It lost US$22.5 million over the same stretch. On October 22, the company told investors it expects about US$4.0 million for the quarter that closed September 30, close to half of the prior year’s total in three months. Enablence Reports Audited…
Carrier Connect Fills Its Georgia Data Center With a CA$88.9M Contract
One Georgia building is about to bill roughly three times what its owner was bringing in across its whole business. Carrier Connect signed the deal Monday. A day later Salesforce agreed to pay a 58% premium for Braze, and SEALSQ’s market value slipped just below the cash on its books. Carrier Connect Signs CA$88.9 Million,…
NanoAi’s First Standoff Explosive Test Result, and Intellistake’s Unclosed Deal
Thirty seconds of clean air, then 0.80 seconds. That is how long a sensor in a Texas lab took to register an explosive placed 10 feet away, according to a video Intellistake Technologies released on October 15. Intellistake does not own that sensor yet. NanoAi Registers Targeted Explosive Threat 001 at a 10-Foot Standoff Intellistake…
XTEND AI Robotics Lands $40.5 Million Order for 6,000 STRIKER Drones
Six thousand drones for $40.5 million. That works out to about $6,750 per system, and the buyer is the U.S. Department of War. The seller also runs a construction company that builds luxury homes. On the TSX Venture, a transcription firm says its software can now tell who is talking with up to 99% accuracy.…
QuantumCore Begins Cryogenic Multiplexing Chip Work With University of Waterloo
On April 9, a listed company called MGM Resources Corp. finished a reverse takeover by a private firm and renamed itself QuantumCore Ltd. (CSE: QNCR) (OTCQB: QNCRF) (FSE: K1Y). Six months later, it has three hardware programs on the books. The newest one, announced October 7, has a prototype target and no price tag. QuantumCore…
Draganfly Closes US$10 Million Strategic Raise at US$5.35 a Shar
In July 2025, Draganfly sold units to the public at US$5.35 each. In February 2026, it sold shares at US$7.00. On September 29, it closed another sale at exactly US$5.35, with half the money coming from a NYSE American-listed company and half from a U.S. fund it has not named. Draganfly Closes a US$10 Million…
Draganfly Closes US$10 Million Investment From Unusual Machines and US Fund
C$10,582. That was Quantum eMotion’s revenue in a quarterly filing earlier this year. On Monday it agreed to pay C$33.8 million for a cybersecurity company that already has hundreds of customers. A drone maker sold $10 million of stock to a parts supplier and a US fund the same day. On Tuesday, a Vancouver internet…
Enablence Guides 150% Revenue Growth as Wafer Demand Outpaces Supply
Selling every unit you can produce usually counts as a good problem. For one optical chipmaker, it also meant a full fiscal year of negative gross margins. Enablence now guides next year’s revenue to roughly two and a half times this year’s, and it closed C$25 million four days before saying so. Meanwhile, a quantum…










