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Liberal ministers snub Boeing, meet Lockheed reps at Paris Air Show
Plan to buy Super Hornets on hold, Trudeau government considering all options.
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Quantum upgrade: D-Wave tech advances artificial intelligence
The Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab in California will upgrade its computing power with the new 2000Q system.
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Lockheed Martin invests $10M in Montreal aerospace engineering firm
Part of its ITB obligations related to its 2010 Royal Canadian Airforce CC-130J Super Hercules aircraft contract.
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Sajjan going back to drawing board on fighter jets
Repeating consultations with industry, consult allies’ about experiences using various aircraft.
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Lockheed Martin wins $14.5M sub support contract
Will support the submarine fire control system installed in four Victoria-class vessels.
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Lockheed Martin wants F-35 in competition for jet contract
Trudeau Liberals reported to have decided on Boeing F/A-18 Super Hornet instead.
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Lockheed Martin Canada opens Ottawa partnership and innovation centre
Will bring Canadian industry and academia together for critical research, development and technology advancement.
Lockheed Martin deal expands Avcorp’s F-35 work
Delta, BC company will be making outboard wing variants.
Lockheed Martin to cut 500 information systems jobs
Defence manufacturer says it is adjusting to government priority shift; cuts amount to less than 1% of total workforce.
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D-Wave breaks quantum barrier
Milestone enables system to address larger, more complex problems.
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Lockheed Martin buying Sikorsky Aircraft for $9B
Defence contractor plans to add the helicopter manufacturer to its mission systems and training unit.
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Vancouver’s IBC delivers first EOTS components for F-35 fighter jet
Alloys are three times stiffer than aluminum with 22% less weight.
Canadians join all-female trade mission to Sao Paolo
Trip includes vice-presidents from Lockheed Martin, Blackberry and the head of a major Alberta egg farm.
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F-35 engine safety debate revived
Cabinet continues to mull over fighter choices.
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Jets makers crank up the hard sell to replace C-18s
Harper government looks at alternatives to the troubled F-35 program
