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Covers:  Covering emerging technologies upending defense, commercial industry and geopolitics—AI, quantum computing, spacecraft, drones, eVTOLs, R&D processes, startups, venture capital and industrial policy.
Space & Emerging Technologies Editor for Aviation Week. Space/ advanced tech: startups, advanced air mobility, A.I. Send tips: garrett.reim@aviationweek.com

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China’s Electronics Industry Could Upend America’s Lead In Space

China’s Electronics Industry Could Upend America’s Lead In Space

If China can gain cheaper and faster access to space with a reusable rocket, and swamp low Earth orbit with i…

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Overreliance On AI Could Lead To Brain Drain And IP Loss

Overreliance On AI Could Lead To Brain Drain And IP Loss

Although AI is relatively effective at capturing, sharing and manipulating explicit information, such as docu…

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Forget Trade Deals—The U.S. Needs A Trade Security Alliance

Forget Trade Deals—The U.S. Needs A Trade Security Alliance

The U.S. is moving away from its friends, even as it faces the military, technological and economic behemoth …

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Why The U.S. Created A Geopolitical Space Bloc With The Artemis Accords

Why The U.S. Created A Geopolitical Space Bloc With The Artemis Accords

As humanity ventures to the Moon and planets beyond, NASA wants to ensure the Second Age of Discovery is not …

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Quantum Arms Race Special Report

Quantum Arms Race Special Report

Cover-story package on the emerging quantum arms race—where science fiction is colliding with national securi…

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Trump Administration Plans Collide With ‘Science, The Endless Frontier'

Trump Administration Plans Collide With ‘Science, The Endless Frontier'

America's prevailing innovation philosophy, "Science, the Endless Frontier"—the “free play of free intellects…

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NASA Awards Infleqtion $20M To Further Work On Quantum Gravity Sensor

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Garrett Reim August 27, 2026 Space-based quantum gravity gradiometers could map the Earth’s resources with higher accuracy. Credit: NASA NASA has awarded Infleqtion an additional $20 million to continue its work on the Quantum Gravity Gradiometer Pathfinder (QGGPf), a mission to develop a space-based quantum gravity sensor. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory-managed program is attempting to develop fundamental technologies for future...
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Aerospace Corp. Licenses DiskSat To Three Initial Commercial Customers

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Garrett Reim August 25, 2026 Neumann Space plans to pair the DiskSat configuration with its metal-based propulsion system. Credit: Neumann Space SALT LAKE CITY–The Aerospace Corp. has licensed its DiskSat technology to three commercial companies as it pushes to make the new satellite configuration an industry standard. Commercial licensing of the technology comes after Aerospace Corp. says its demonstration mission of four DiskSats, launched...
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What Can Iran’s Drone-And-Missile War Teach Taiwan?

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Garrett Reim August 25, 2026 Iran’s one-way attack Shahed drones and other missiles have created a “Hellscape” in the Strait of Hormuz. Credit: Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy Stock Photo During the Vietnam War, between 1965 and 1972, the U.S. military flew 871 combat sorties and lost 11 aircraft to destroy a single bridge vital to North Vietnamese Army supply lines. The Thanh Hoa Bridge, nicknamed the Dragon’s Jaw, was the cause of great frustration and, it was put out of action...
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