Enterprise Technology Records

Cango Inc. closed a $10.5 million equity investment and entered agreements for $65 million in additional equity.

Applied Materials agreed to pay $252.5 million to resolve BIS allegations about shipments to China and closed the U.S. review.

One Stop Systems received a purchase order for a Gen5 ruggedized server and expects about $2M in 2026.

STMicroelectronics completed the acquisition of NXP Semiconductors’ MEMS sensors business covering automotive safety and industrial sensors.

BT completed the sale of its Radianz business to Transaction Network Services, aligning with BT International's multi-cloud focus.

Lockheed Martin signed a framework with the Department of War to raise THAAD interceptor output from 96 to 400 units per year.

Cisco Systems, Inc. signed a 15-year VPPA with R.Power S.A. via SR Inc's NZCB for four Polish solar projects totaling 470 GWh.

Lightpath received a 100 score and 5-Star Rating on the 2025 GRESB Infrastructure Asset Benchmark Report.

One Stop Systems announced a $1.1M order for 200 ADB-10G switches for in-flight entertainment, delivery expected Q4 2026.

ASUS was included in Clarivate's Top 100 Global Innovators 2026 after reporting 342 patents in Q1–Q3 2025 and 416 ETSI SEP families.

General Dynamics Information Technology won a $988 million contract to modernize U.S. Navy C5ISR systems across ships, aircraft and shore stations.

Open Text sold its eDOCS on-premise solution to NetDocuments and said it would use net proceeds to reduce outstanding debt.

Quantum Computing Inc. was selected as stalking horse bidder for selected Luminar LiDAR assets with an initial $22 million bid.

Ceragon Networks Ltd. set Q4 revenue at $81–$83M after a North American customer deferred deliveries and guided 2026 to $355–$385M.

Lockheed Martin delivered 191 F-35 aircraft in 2025, surpassing the prior annual record and finalizing Lots 18-19 agreements.

One Stop Systems received a $1.2 million pre-production order to develop rugged compute and visualization systems for U.S. Army combat vehicles.

Paragraf earned Frost & Sullivan’s 2025 European recognition for its graphene-based electronics manufacturing and mass-production capability.

BT completed the sale of BT Federal to 22nd Century Technologies; the unit now operates as 22nd Century Networks after FCC approval.

Silicom Ltd. said a customer expanded deployment of its Edge systems, raising projected annual revenue from $3–4M to $8–10M.