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Tritium charges to $2b Nasdaq listing May 26, 2021 – 8.40pm Share Home-grown electric vehicle fast-charger Tritium, backed by coal entrepreneurs Trevor St Baker and Brian Flannery, is set for a “double unicorn” listing on NASDAQ after signing a deal with a so-called blank cheque company in the US that looks set to put a rocket under its growth ambitions. The deal with Decarbonization Plus Acquisition Corporation II, a special purpose acquisition company, will allow Brisbane-based Tritium to go public with an enterprise value of about $2.2 billion and armed with about $390 million on the...

America's Skunk Works: The Innovators That Made Stealth Technology Possible Its origins show how American and immigrant know-how helped the United States beat the Nazis and how high-tech inventions could help win the Cold War. Here's What You Need To Remember: The Skunk Works and it's founder's innovation-focused approach made an invaluable contribution to an understanding in sectors ranging well beyond military aviation that groundbreaking achievements sometimes require allowing a small team of brilliant thinkers to assume more risk and responsibility. In June 1943, aeronautical enginee...

Though Kelly’s earlier projects certainly experienced growing pains, the F-35 has proven slower and rockier than its predecessors.

Skunkworks: The Super Secret Program That Built America's Stealth Fighters As jet fighters grow more expensive and vastly more complex, the innovative high-speed project management methods used by the Skunk Works may prove harder to sustain. Here's What You Need to Remember: Today, the Skunk Works appears to be working on another unconventional project to build a (likely unmanned) hypersonic spy/bomber jet unofficially dubbed the SR-72. It has also developed numerous spy drones that remained veiled in secrecy, particularly the RQ-170 stealth drone. In June 1943, aeronautical engineer Clarenc...

This special unit gave birth to the F-117, F-22, and F-35.