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Statement – Leaders’ call on the fight against cancer

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ÉVIAN, France , June 16, 2026 /CNW/ – “We, the Leaders of the G7, reaffirm our commitment to accelerate the fight against cancer. Partner countries of the G7, Brazil, Egypt, India, Kenya, and the Republic of Korea, also support this call on the fight against cancer.

Cancer kills nearly 10 million people each year worldwide and new cases are projected to increase by 80 per cent globally by 2050, given the aging of the population and its interactions with environmental and behavioural risk factors, placing an ever-greater burden on societies, health systems and economies. Improvements in access to cancer prevention – including through screening, diagnosis and care – can and should be made. While major scientific advances have been achieved in several critical areas, progress should be accelerated by alignment of research efforts and faster translation of innovation into care. In this regard, we welcome that such advances have brought the elimination of cervical cancer within reach and we will accelerate our efforts to that end.

We are determined to deepen international scientific cooperation, close persistent gaps in prevention and early detection, and ensure that progress in oncology reaches every patient. While acknowledging our existing financing efforts and the shared global responsibility, where we have taken a leadership role, we commit to strengthening our endeavours to advance cancer research and development.

We commend the scientific advances made through international, regional and national initiatives. We have made concrete progress on aligning our cancer research programmes, strengthening collaboration between leading cancer institutes and advancing interoperable data standards for paediatric and adolescent cancers.  

Accelerating international data access for paediatric, adolescent and young adult cancers

We recognise that no single country possesses sufficient data to generate robust evidence across the full range of paediatric, adolescent and young adult tumour types. Building on existing international, regional and national initiatives – in accordance with our legislation, priorities, capacities and resources, and in compliance with applicable rules on privacy, data protection and intellectual property rights – we intend to work towards:

Promoting collaboration between existing data resources and programmes, where appropriate, to bridge national registries, advance interoperability standards and enable responsible cross-border data collaboration, in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory frameworks while respecting national competences.Supporting large-scale, multi-dimensional data integration, including clinical, genomic and imaging data, which enables safe and secure data use without the necessity for direct data transfer, drawing on artificial intelligence, where appropriate and according to legal regulatory frameworks.Building on existing international, regional and national initiatives to avoid duplication, close gaps and strengthen international research collaboration for paediatric, adolescent and young adult cancers.

Intensifying our fight against cancers with poor prognosis

We recognise that mortality from cancers with poor prognosis is one of the foremost global scientific challenges. Building on existing international, regional and national initiatives, we intend to work towards:

Supporting research on cancers with poor prognosis and the work towards establishing a shared international definition and research agenda for cancers with poor prognosis, recognising them as a major global challenge.Setting ambitious targets for the roll out of screening programmes and for the diagnosis of more cancers at stage 1, as appropriate within national health systems and country contexts, to improve survival rates for cancers with poor prognosis, and in particular to significantly reduce lung cancer mortality in the next ten years.Fostering innovative international research programmes, improving cooperation on clinical trials and accelerating the translation of scientific advances – including through digital technologies, artificial intelligence and quantum research – into clinical practice for patients.

Strengthening access to quality cancer care for all

We recognize that access to quality cancer care for all remains a pressing challenge. We intend to work towards:

Supporting country-led efforts to strengthen resilient and self-reliant health systems capable of delivering high-quality cancer care for all.Encouraging the development of comprehensive cancer centres, as anchors of research excellence, care quality and education internationally.Promoting the secure, responsible and trustworthy use of evidence-based digital technologies, artificial intelligence and quantum research to improve early detection, support clinical decision-making, strengthen palliative care and expand the reach of evidence-based care for all, while preserving patients’ privacy.

We will remain engaged and review progress on these commitments.

This call for action reflects the outcome of the discussion between G7 members, benefiting from productive exchanges of views with partner countries.”

This document is also available at https://pm.gc.ca

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Space-based Data Center Market worth $28.16 billion by 2040 – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets™

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DELRAY BEACH, Fla., Aug. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — According to MarketsandMarkets™, the space-based data center market is estimated to grow from USD 0.11 billion in 2026 to USD 28.16 billion by 2040, at a CAGR of 18.3% during the forecast period.

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Market Size Available for Years: 2021–20402026 Market Size: USD 0.11 billion2040 Projected Market Size: USD 28.16 billionCAGR (2026–2040): 18.3%

Space-based Data Center Market Trends & Insights:

The space-based data center market is growing as satellites and other spacecraft generate more data. This has increased demand for in-orbit computing and space edge computing, which allow processing information directly in space before transmitting it to Earth. Onboard processing can help reduce data transfer requirements and support faster analysis of data generated in space.By payload, the data storage unit segment will register the highest growth rate of 18.3% during the forecast period.By communication infrastructure, the solution segment accounts for the largest market share.By application, the data processing & analytics segment is expected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period.By power capacity, ≥1 MW segment will register the highest CAGR of 32.6% during the forecast period.By end user, the government & defense segment will register the highest growth during the forecast period.By region, Europe is expected to register a CAGR of 43.6% during the forecast period.

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The growing strain on terrestrial data center infrastructure is pushing companies to explore new ways to add computing capacity. Large facilities require significant power, land, cooling, and grid support, while demand from AI and other data-intensive applications continues to rise. This is creating interest in space-based data centers as a complementary option for selected workloads. A growing focus on resilient and distributed digital infrastructure, along with continued improvements in launch economics and spacecraft capabilities, is expected to support further investment in the market.

≤100 kW segment to hold a larger market share in 2026.

By power capacity, the ≤100 kW segment is expected to account for a larger share of the space-based data center market in 2026, since early deployments are likely to rely on smaller, more manageable computing platforms. These systems are better suited for technology demonstrations, hosted payloads, edge processing and limited-scale data storage where power availability remains constrained. Their lower power requirement also makes them easier to integrate with existing satellite platforms and reduces demands on thermal management and energy systems. As a result, ≤100 kW platforms are expected to remain important during the early commercialization phase of orbital computing infrastructure.

Data processing unit segment to register the highest growth between 2026 and 2040

By payload, the data processing unit segment is expected to record the highest CAGR in the space-based data center market during the forecast period. The growing volume of data generated by Earth observation, communications, navigation, and scientific satellites is increasing the need to process information closer to the source. Operators are therefore moving toward more capable onboard processors that can support data filtering, compression, analytics, and workload management before transmitting information to Earth. Improvements in radiation-tolerant computing hardware, processor efficiency, and modular payload design are further supporting adoption, making data processing units an increasingly important part of future orbital computing platforms.

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North America is projected to be the second-largest market for space-based data center during the forecast period.

By region, North America is expected to hold the second-largest share of the space-based data center industry during the forecast period. Strong commercial space activity in the US, access to reusable launch services, and investment from cloud, semiconductor, and satellite technology companies are supporting growth. The region is also central to several firms developing orbital computing platforms, advanced processors, high-capacity spacecraft, and space networking technologies. There is a growing interest in resilient digital infrastructure, defense-related computing and commercial services in orbit, which is expected to support continued market expansion across North America.

The Major space-based data center companies players include Starcloud, Inc. (US), Axiom Space, Inc. (US), Kepler Communications Inc. (Canada), Cowboy Space Corporation (US), and SpaceX (US).

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NewPower Worldwide Expands Credit Facility to $750 Million to Support Global Growth and Customer Demand

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Latest expansion strengthens NewPower’s ability to invest in inventory, respond to market opportunities, and support customers worldwide.

NASHUA, N.H., Aug. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — NewPower Worldwide, one of the electronics industry’s fastest-growing distributors, today announced it has expanded its committed credit facility to $750 million, further enhancing its ability to invest in inventory, support customer growth, and capitalize on opportunities across the global supply chain.

The increase follows a period of exceptional growth for NewPower Worldwide. Since its founding in 2014, the company has rapidly expanded its global footprint, growing to 14 offices across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC, with $5 billion in annual sales, and managing more than $1 billion in inventory worldwide. The expanded facility provides additional financial capacity to support continued growth and evolving customer requirements.

In today’s rapidly changing supply chain environment, financial strength and access to capital play a critical role in securing inventory and maintaining continuity of supply. The expanded facility enhances NewPower’s ability to purchase strategically, support large-scale customer requirements, and provide greater flexibility around inventory and delivery programs.

“Our customers rely on NewPower to solve supply chain challenges quickly and at scale,” said Carleton Dufoe, Chief Executive Officer of NewPower Worldwide. “Expanding our credit facility to $750 million gives us additional capacity to secure inventory, support larger strategic programs, and respond faster when opportunities arise across the market. It further strengthens our ability to deliver solutions that help customers succeed in any market environment.”

The expanded facility strengthens NewPower’s ability to support larger and more complex customer programs while increasing the volume and scale of transactions the company can execute globally. By increasing its purchasing capacity, NewPower is better positioned to secure strategic inventory, capitalize on market opportunities, and deliver supply solutions to customers with greater speed, flexibility, and scale.

“Our expanded partnership with NewPower reflects our confidence in the company as it executes on behalf of its clients,” said Jason Upham, Senior Vice President at Citizens. “Our banking team led an increased credit facility designed to support NewPower’s goals and growth objectives.”

The expanded facility reflects NewPower’s continued financial strength and enhances its ability to convert market opportunities into tangible supply solutions for customers worldwide. Combined with the company’s global sourcing network and supply chain expertise, the added capacity positions NewPower to execute larger programs, secure critical inventory, and help customers respond to changing market conditions with speed, flexibility, and confidence.

About NewPower Worldwide

NewPower Worldwide is a leading independent distributor of electronic components and finished goods, serving OEMs, EMS providers, and supply chain partners worldwide. Privately owned and headquartered in Nashua, New Hampshire, the company is recognized for its advanced sourcing technology, global reach, and commitment to solving complex supply chain challenges. For more information, visit NewPower Worldwide.

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ContractSafe Expands CLM Platform with Practical AI and Workflow Tools for Mid-Market Teams

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New review, tracking, editing, performance, and AI tools help small and midsize teams manage contracts without the cost or complexity of enterprise CLM.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — ContractSafe, a leading contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform built for small and midsize teams, today announced the largest product expansion in the company’s history. Known for its easy-to-use contract repository, powerful search, and date tracking, ContractSafe now helps teams request, review, approve, edit, sign, search, and track contracts in one simple, affordable platform.

“We earned our reputation as the contract repository anyone could learn in an afternoon,” said Randy Bishop, CEO and co-founder of ContractSafe. “With this expansion, we’re giving small and midsize organizations advanced contract lifecycle management tools without the complexity, cost, or long implementation cycles that often come with enterprise CLM systems.”

The expansion includes seven major capabilities:

Ask AI answers plain-language questions like “What’s our termination notice period?” with responses sourced directly from the agreement.AI Contract Review Playbooks apply structured review rules automatically, flagging risks, missing clauses, and non-standard language in minutes instead of hours.Contract Lifecycle Tracking shows where every contract stands, how long it’s been there and where things are getting stuck.Flexible Approval Workflows route contracts to the right approvers in the right order, with automatic reminders until sign-off is complete.In-App Editing and Microsoft Word Integration let teams redline contracts inside ContractSafe or in Word, with comments and versions kept organized.Expanded AI Field Extraction pulls 29 fields automatically, spanning compliance obligations, payment terms, governing law, and contract value.Performance enhancements make search and key contract pages up to 75% faster, according to internal benchmarks.

Practical AI, With People in Control

While much of the CLM market races toward fully autonomous AI agents, ContractSafe built its AI on a simple principle: AI suggests, the human decides.

“There’s a lot of noise right now about AI agents running contracts on autopilot,” said Ken Button, co-founder of ContractSafe. “The teams we serve, like solo general counsel and lean procurement teams, want AI that answers questions instantly, flags risky clauses, surfaces renewals before they become problems, and then lets them make the call. That’s the AI we built.”

Plans start at $450 per month with unlimited users on every plan, and teams can turn on templates, approvals, and AI review as their contract process matures.

About ContractSafe

ContractSafe is a contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform built for small and midsize organizations. Refreshingly simple and surprisingly affordable, it helps legal, finance, procurement, and operations teams manage the full contract lifecycle, from intake through renewal, with practical AI built in. ContractSafe was founded in 2015 and is backed by Five Elms Capital. Learn more at https://www.contractsafe.com.

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