GuBu Technologies

GuBu Technologies, known as GuBu Tech, is a member of the Big Twelve Corporations. Its CEO is GuBu 2. It is known for many military, transportation, and infrastructure innovations.

## Technology

**Aircraft, Spacecraft, and Hybrid Spacecraft:** GuBu tech is the leading supplier of commercial and military spacecraft, with the most popular model being its line of G-380 hybrid spacecraft. The GG-380 set is GuBu tech's latest premiere military spacefleet option, which includes a GG-380 equipped with 100 G-380s with support craft and standard armaments.

**Tanks and Heavy Artillery:** GuBu tech produces many lines of terrestrial combat vehicles, featuring all terrain mobility and siege and assault capabilities.

**Nuclear and Antimatter Strike Weaponry:** GuBu tech supplies a selection of strike capabilities, for ballistic delivery of nuclear and antimatter payloads. Self and assisted guiding systems come with all strike options, with direct purchase of payloads being the most expensive but popular option.

**Ground Based Missile Defense Systems and Nuclear Grade Defense Structures:** Anti ballistic capabilities feature MAM (missile-anti-missile) and HEL (high energy laser) arrays and nuclear grade defense structures feature reinforced tungstronk structures that can survive nuclear assault.

**Orbital Defense Structures:** GuBu Tech is the leading provider of satellites for military use. Its support satellites are used for communications and planetary intelligence, and armed satellites are used for planetary attack and defense. The latest model of the ODS-900 Orbital Defense System contains antimatter and HEL armaments, as well as EM shield generators and docking stations for spacecraft.

**Customized Weapons:** GuBu Tech weapons feature minimization/maximization of statistical parameters for all levels and combat classes. Customized hybrid class weapons are a popular and expensive option.

**Hitscan Technology:** GuBu Tech weapons and weapon modifications use Hitscan Technology, which allows ammunition to track targets and account for travel time, distance, and target mobility during aiming. Competitors of Hitscan have criticised the technology, calling it "cheating" and "aimbotting".

## Mergers and Acquisitions

**Nuclear Weapons**

Previously owned by Nuke Kit, Nuke-It was a major collaborator with GuBu Tech. Nuke-It developed the nuclear missiles, while GuBu tech provided support for the silos and guidance systems. The merger gave GuBu Tech dominance over the nuclear fission weapons industry.

**Tanks**

Panzer Kit and GuBu agreed to a vertical merger to streamline the production of tanks. This led to improved design and cost efficiency of producing an assortment military grade vehicles, mainly tanks.

**Failure to Merge with Kit Industries**

GuBu and Kit negotiated a possible merger of GuBu Tech and Kit Industries. The resulting company would have gained too much dominance over several key industries. The Star Alliance threatened to terminate military contracts with the two companies should the merger have proceeded. To avoid losing its largest customer, the two companies did not merge, but still participate in economy friendly Joint Ventures.