Under an agreement with the Defense Industry Agency, ASELSAN aims to develop a domestically-produced superconducting quantum processor unit within four years. The project will reduce dependence on foreign sources for one of the most critical components of quantum computers.

With the SSB Quantum Program, Türkiye aims to develop national capabilities in quantum computing, sensing and communication technologies.

The Pentagon's Strategic Capital Office signed $1.2 billion in conditional loan agreements for rare earth element separation and metallization facilities. Energy Fuels and Phoenix Tailings will receive support.

TUSAŞ, ASELSAN, ROKETSAN and HAVELSAN strengthened their positions in the ISO 500 list with strong net sales from production.

Turkish battery manufacturer Aspilsan is developing customized battery cells and packs to meet the energy requirements of unmanned aerial vehicles. The company aims to ensure Turkey's complete UAV energy independence within two years.

TUSAŞ General Manager Mehmet Demiroğlu highlighted Turkey's global position in combat aircraft development at Berlin conference, stating that KAAN's success made Turkey the fourth nation capable of this technology.

Leading Turkish defense and aerospace companies achieved significant positions in the ISO 500 list. TUSAŞ moved to 7th place, ASELSAN to 9th, while ROKETSAN and other sector representatives strengthened their standings through increased production volumes and sales performance.

Samsun Yurt Savunma and affiliated companies CANiK, AEI Systems, and UNIROBOTICS will present their weapon systems portfolio ranging from small arms to medium-caliber cannons at Eurosatory 2026, scheduled for June 15-19 in Paris.