Indeed, we've invested a significant amount of money to establish a large test centre in Winnipeg. We'd like to invite you to visit. It is a one-of-a-kind, world-class engine testing centre. The facility can do both commercial and military engines. We're just finishing the test for the GE9X engine that will power Boeing's triple 7X, the largest turbo engine in the world in the market, and most likely the largest in our lifetimes due to the market.
We have a large facility in Bromont, Quebec, where we make blades and vanes, and now we've established a centre of excellence for instrumentation and robotics. Again, it's manufacturing solutions for robotics. We carry within the GE family the lead for these advanced manufacturing processes. In these very advanced technologies, one must have deep pockets in order to advance the science and the know-how.
We are pleased that we have received a Government of Quebec financial contribution, and also a federal government financial contribution, primarily in Winnipeg, where WD has been very active in helping us grow the talent pool.
Finally, we just acquired a Canadian company that specializes in powder for additive manufacturing. The 3-D manufacturing additives manufacturing will change industry, how industry makes things globally across all industries. Being on the ground floor regarding advanced manufacturing will give us a significant advantage, from the Canadian point of view and from a university research point of view also.