Space & defense news on June 25, 2026

1. 0122:05 UTC

   IBM unveils sub-1 nanometer chip technology

   3 outlets · first: Rttnews Defense technology

   Machine summary IBM has unveiled what it describes as the world's first sub-1 nanometer semiconductor technology, a 0.7 nanometer chip with a three-dimensional "nanostack" transistor architecture.

   1. IBM unveiled a 0.7 nanometer (7 angstrom) chip featuring a three-dimensional "nanostack" transistor architecture, according to RTTNews.

   Reported by Rttnews, nasdaq.com and finanznachrichten.de.

   • IBM

2. 0219:30 UTC

   Musk no longer worth over $1 trillion after tech sell-off

   3 outlets · first: Fox 10 Phoenix

   Reported by Fox 10 Phoenix, foxla.com and finance.yahoo.com.

   • Elon Musk

3. 0320:30 UTC

   House committee advances spending bill with cuts to Air Force flying hours

   2 outlets · first: militarytimes.com Funding

   Machine summary The House Committee on Appropriations approved a fiscal year 2027 spending bill that would cut the Air Force's flying hours and other budget requests, according to the committee spending bill.

   1. The Space Force saw a $465 million decrease to $8.8 billion, according to the reports.

   Reported by militarytimes.com and airforcetimes.com.

   • Space Force
   • Air Force
   • House Committee on Appropriations

4. 0415:30 UTC

   Hydrosat and Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary sign satellite water agreement

   2 outlets · first: pr-inside.com Aerospace

   Machine summary According to europesun.com, Hydrosat and Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary signed an agreement. The agreement is intended to advance satellite-based water intelligence in Kazakhstan and Central Asia.

   1. Hydrosat and Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary signed an agreement, according to europesun.com.
   2. The agreement is to advance satellite-based water intelligence across Kazakhstan and Central Asia, according to europesun.com.

   Reported by europesun.com (Big News Network) and pr-inside.com.

   • Kazakhstan
   • Central Asia
   • Hydrosat
   • Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary

5. 0505:00 UTC

   SpaceX Dips Below $150 IPO as $400B Is Erased, Then Rebounds with AI Deal

   1 outlet · first: breitbart.com Funding

   Machine summary After a record IPO at $150, SpaceX saw $400B in value erased in a single day as shares crashed 16% before stabilizing. SpaceX has $100.8B in cash and a new Colossus AI infrastructure deal with Reflection.

   Reported by breitbart.com.

   • SpaceX
   • Elon Musk
   • Reflection

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