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FortifAI is the former Mighty Kingdom, an Adelaide mobile-games studio that pivoted hard. It announced theAcquisitionof the NOL8 technology (via FastAI Pty Ltd) in December 2025, completed the deal in February 2026, and rebranded. The underlying research traces back to Israel’s Technion institute.

The recent test is the latest in a run of validation news. Earlier in the year, GCM widened its VHD (“very high density”) heat sink catalogue from 21 products to 44, spanning universal and high-power chip packages plus DC-to-DC converters. Around the same time …

The 200mm run is the headline, but it lands on top of a busy few months. Earlier in the year, Adisyn had its first US patent allowed, covering a method of growing graphene inside existing chip-factory equipment at factory-safe temperatures. More recently, a second …

Advanced Braking Technology (ASX:ABV) has achieved an important certification milestone for its BRAKEiQ technology after independent testing at the University of Pretoria confirmed compliance with theMOSH TRL4 ISO 21815 specification.

Megaport (ASX:MP1) has expanded its AI infrastructureBusinessthrough three new contracts secured by itsWholly Owned SubsidiaryLatitude.sh, covering GPU and CPU compute, networking and storage capacity for multiple US-based technology customers.

PlaySide Studios Limited (ASX:PLY) reported a significant improvement in financial performance for the year ended 30 June 2026, with revenue increasing 13% to $54.9 million from $48.7 million in FY25. The result exceeded the company's guidance range of $50 million to $53 million.

Spark New Zealand (ASX:SPK) reported FY26 financial results showing higher reported revenue, a significant increase in reported NPAT and stronger free cash flow, although adjusted operatingEarningsand adjusted NPAT declined. The results cover the first year of the company’s SPK-30 strategy, with mobile services returning …