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US Firm Turns Cellular Networks Into Silent Drone Detectors
US soldiers may soon be able to detect an adversary drone silently after Cohere Technologies secured a contract to transform existing cellular networks into a smart sensing system.
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US Navy Seeks Missile Equivalent to AGM-88G AARGM-ER
The US Navy is conducting market research for a system equivalent to the AGM-88G Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile-Extended Range.
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Raytheon Set to Maintain US Army TOW Missile Targeting Systems Through 2030
The US Army is partnering with Raytheon in logistics support for the TOW Improved Target Acquisition System through the end of the decade.
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Airbus, Ukraine's Brave1 Partner on Defense Technology Development
Airbus Defence and Space has signed an agreement with Brave1, the Ukrainian government's defense systems coordination platform.
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Aurex Pushes AI Into Hypersonic Mission Planning and Battle Management
Aurex unveils GHOST-AI and CASTER-AI to simulate hypersonic strikes, mission planning, and battlefield decisions before deployment.
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Beehive Buys Ohio Machine Shops to Scale 3D-Printed Jet Engine Production
Beehive Industries has acquired two Ohio machine shops as it ramps up production of its 3D-printed jet engines for defense applications.
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Black Recon Drone Learns a New Trick: Launch From Almost Any Vehicle
Teledyne FLIR Defense and STORM Vanguard are giving the Black Recon unmanned aerial vehicle a new level of deployment flexibility, allowing it to launch from nearly any military vehicle without custom
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Booz Allen, OpenAI Partner to Bring Frontier AI to Defense
Booz Allen and OpenAI have partnered to accelerate secure AI deployment across US defense, intelligence, and critical infrastructure missions.
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Canada’s New MRAP Vehicle Duo Brings Two Approaches to Armored Survivability
Canada is putting a spotlight on a new generation of mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicles with a tactical armored platform duo built for “for high mobility in extreme environments.”
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Dutch Firms Build ‘Smart Eyes’ for Europe’s Missile Interceptors
Two Dutch firms are aiming to make European missile interceptors smarter by developing advanced radar seeker technology designed to improve target tracking and discrimination.