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Karl Kenny, a titan of Newfoundland and Labrador’s marine technology sector, has left an indelible mark on the industry with his passing on February 11, 2025, at the age of 64. His journey, from a maritime surface officer with the Royal Canadian Navy

AAC Clyde Space has just dropped a bombshell in the maritime industry with the launch of the INFLECION project, a groundbreaking initiative backed by the European Space Agency (ESA). This isn’t just another satellite project; it’s a game-changer for

Advanced Navigation has just pulled a major coup, snagging Maximilian Doemling as their new Head of Product Management. This isn’t just a new hire; it’s a strategic power move that could send ripples through the autonomous systems market. Doemling br

The Ashdod Port Company has thrown down the gauntlet, issuing a bold request for proposals that’s set to shake up the maritime industry. They’re not just dipping their toes in the water; they’re diving headfirst into the world of marine technology st

The South Korean government has thrown down the gauntlet, vowing to keep a hawkish eye on the shifting sands of U.S. trade policies and their potential ripple effects on the country’s shipping industry. Oceans Minister Kang Do-hyung, in a press confe

Hanwha Ocean has just pulled off a monumental feat, becoming the first Korean shipyard to snag maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) contracts for U.S. Navy vessels. This isn’t just a win for Hanwha; it’s a game-changer for Korea’s maritime defense

In a move that’s as swift as a typhoon, the Quad alliance—comprising Australia, India, Japan, and the United States—has kicked off the new year with a bang. Just hours after the inauguration of the new US administration, the foreign ministers of thes

In a bold move that could reshape the maritime navigation landscape, Hefring Marine and MSRS Navigation have thrown their hats into the ring, announcing a strategic partnership that’s set to revolutionize GPS-denied navigation. This isn’t just about

In a bold move that’s set to redefine Arctic connectivity, Space Norway has just inked a deal with SubCom to establish the Arctic Way Cable System. This isn’t just any cable; it’s a high-speed, 2,350-kilometer beast that will stretch from the Norwegi

In the frosty, unforgiving Arctic, climate change is rewriting the rules of the marine ecosystem, and scientists are scrambling to keep up. The sea ice, once a dominant feature, is melting at an alarming rate, and traditional observation methods are