Indra tests AI threat assessment and dynamic route planning for military operations under European Defence Fund programme
Indra Group has demonstrated artificial intelligence that can interpret complex ground scenes, identify potential threats and recalculate safe routes during military operations.
Israel Aerospace Industries brings defense innovation cohort to NYSE, expanding U.S. ties in AI, autonomy and dual-use technology
Israel Aerospace Industries brought the fourth cohort of its CATALYST innovation program to the New York Stock Exchange, showcasing technologies developed by startups across defense, aerospace and dual-use markets.
EDGE seeks further European acquisitions and industry partnerships in drive to expand defence technology development and production
“We have been rapidly expanding our presence across Europe, but already today we have a meaningful presence across the region," says Miles Chambers, Senior Vice President of International Business at EDGE Group.
RTX says Tomahawk production will exceed 1,000 missiles a year to expand U.S. Navy long-range strike capacity and meet rising demand
RTX said its Raytheon business will sharply increase Tomahawk cruise missile production for the U.S. Navy under a $22.9 billion multi-year contract.
Lockheed Martin says quantum sensing is moving toward operational use for resilient navigation in GPS-disrupted environments
Lockheed Martin is moving quantum sensing technology toward real-world defence platforms, with navigation, timing and precision measurement among its main areas of focus.
Terma to acquire Dencrypt, adding Danish encryption technology for NATO and allied secure communications as Europe expands sovereign defence capability
Danish defence group Terma has agreed to acquire cybersecurity company Dencrypt A/S, adding sovereign end-to-end encryption technology to its defence and security portfolio.
Northrop Grumman boosts B-21 Raider production investment amid U.S. Air Force review of faster output and larger sixth-generation stealth bomber fleet
The investment is becoming a more significant part of Northrop Grumman’s capital-spending outlook.
BAE Systems accelerates factory investment across U.S. and Europe to turn record defence backlog into higher production
The group is expanding munitions capacity, modernising manufacturing sites and increasing automation across several of its major businesses.
Rheinmetall accelerates F-35 and missile production, adds explosives and rocket capacity to support €80.4 billion backlog
Rheinmetall is expanding F-35, ammunition and missile production as it prepares to execute an €80.4 billion order backlog.
RTX invests ahead of U.S. defense production ramp as Raytheon expands munitions capacity, suppliers and factory infrastructure
RTX is investing ahead of higher defense production, adding manufacturing capacity and new suppliers as Raytheon prepares for increased munitions output.
BAE Systems advances DARPA THREADS effort to Phase 2, targeting nearly threefold range increase for military RF systems
BAE Systems has moved into the second phase of a DARPA program aimed at overcoming thermal limits in advanced radio-frequency electronics, a constraint on the power and range of military systems.
Thales to equip U.S. Marine Corps ACV fleet with more than 400 Minerva dual-band cameras for improved battlefield visibility
Thales Defense & Security has received an order for more than 400 SharpView Dual Camera – Minerva imagers for U.S. Marine Corps Amphibious Combat Vehicles.