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Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) announced that CEO Robb Knie will attend IDGA's Counter UAS Summit on August 25–26, 2026, at the MGM Hotel and Casino in National Harbor, MD. The company highlights its focus on nanomagnetic AI chips, orbital infrastructure, defense applications, and its Swarm Stage AI drone-swarm subsidiary.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) announced the launch of Swarm Stage AI, a large-scale drone-swarm threat-emulation platform now being made available to U.S. military and defense organizations for counter‑UAS training, testing and evaluation. The system adapts commercially proven swarm-coordination technology that has synchronized thousands of aircraft, offering a library of over 2,500 field-tested formations and flight assets.
Key capabilities include large-scale swarm coordination, an AI Threat Builder to translate scenarios into multi‑drone behaviors, 3D mission preview, custom threat scenarios, and representative drone-swarm environments for evaluating detection, tracking and counter‑UAS technologies. Development, operation and deployment are U.S.-based, and current availability does not imply any contract or endorsement by U.S. government agencies.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) announced the launch of Swarm Stage AI, a large-scale drone-swarm threat-emulation platform for U.S. military and defense organizations, on August 18, 2026. The system adapts commercially proven swarm-coordination technology used to synchronize thousands of aircraft.
According to Rocket One, Swarm Stage AI provides large-scale swarm coordination, an AI-based threat builder, 3D mission preview, custom threat scenarios, and C-UAS training and evaluation tools, all designed, developed and operated in the U.S. It is being offered for briefings, demonstrations, testing and potential collaborations, but no contracts or procurement commitments are implied.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) announced its acceptance into the Seagate Partner Program, gaining access to Seagate’s partner resources such as product information, training, and sales and marketing tools via the partner portal. The company frames this as part of its strategy in AI infrastructure, advanced computing, data storage, and next-generation semiconductor technologies for commercial, space, and defense applications.
According to Rocket One, rapidly growing AI workloads increase demand for enterprise-class storage, which it views as a key element of data-intensive AI and mission-critical computing environments. The company continues to seek relationships and technology opportunities across the AI infrastructure stack. Membership in the Seagate Partner Program does not, by itself, make Rocket One an authorized reseller or agent of Seagate or its affiliates.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) announced a nonexclusive patent license agreement with NASA for the Affordable Vehicle Avionics System (AVA), a NASA-developed technology that will underpin Rocket One's planned AI-powered software platform for spacecraft mission planning, avionics modeling, simulation and engineering workflows.
Rocket One gains rights to develop and commercialize software, analytical tools and technical workflows using AVA within a defined field of use focused on modeling, simulation, testing and mission planning for space-vehicle avionics. The company outlines a phased commercialization roadmap including product architecture, prototype development, market validation, pilot programs and an initial commercial launch, targeting commercial launch providers, satellite operators, aerospace firms, defense contractors and government organizations.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) announced a strategic collaboration with Placeve, including an initial investment, to advance its next-generation AI infrastructure platform for defense, space and intelligent edge computing. The companies plan to jointly evaluate Placeve’s proprietary Fourier Processing Unit-based AI processors, software platform and machine-learning technologies across defense, autonomous systems, commercial edge and space applications.
The collaboration is expected to include joint engineering on AI hardware integration, software optimization, workload acceleration and performance-per-watt improvements, targeting commercial, defense and orbital environments. Rocket One said this complements its nanomagnetic and spintronic initiatives and pending provisional patents for an AI-powered autonomous defense and space security platform. Placeve’s photonic-electronic AI processor is currently being evaluated under NASA’s MISSE program on the International Space Station.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) added the SpaceXAI API to its AI technology stack after acceptance into the SpaceXAI API program. The company gains access to multimodal AI models for coding, reasoning, text, image, video, and voice, which it plans to evaluate across AI infrastructure, autonomous defense, and space-computing initiatives.
Rocket One’s strategy combines leading AI software platforms with licensed nanomagnetic and spintronic semiconductor technologies targeting energy-efficient, radiation-tolerant, high-performance computing for commercial, defense, and space markets.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) announced it has regained full compliance with Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirement under Listing Rule 5550(a)(2). Nasdaq confirmed that from June 9–23, 2026, RKTO's closing bid stayed at or above $1.00, restoring continued listing eligibility.
The company links this milestone to its ongoing strategic shift toward next-generation AI computing, defense infrastructure, and space-enabling technologies, and believes maintaining its Nasdaq listing supports access to capital, investor visibility, and future growth initiatives.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) launched Swarm Stage AI™, an autonomous swarm simulation and defense platform for counter-drone training, critical infrastructure protection, and space security. The system is based on swarm-coordination IP acquired from SkyStage and marks Rocket One’s entry into autonomous defense systems.
The platform enables realistic training against saturation attacks, multi-vector incursions, electronic warfare, and adversarial AI swarms, while aligning with Rocket One’s three strategic pillars: nanomagnetic AI computing, radiation-tolerant space computing, and autonomous swarm defense systems.
Rocket One (Nasdaq: RKTO) outlined its strategy in advanced computing, AI infrastructure, space systems, and defense technologies. As of June 12, 2026, it held approximately $8.4 million in cash and cash equivalents, primarily from its at-the-market equity program.
The company secured two exclusive licenses for spintronic and nanomagnetic computing technologies aimed at AI and data-center applications, and expanded its space and defense advisory board. Rocket One also retains its legacy biotechnology portfolio, including HT-001 in Phase 2 development, and is exploring strategic alternatives for these assets.