MBDA unit GDI Simulation buys Agenium, combining AI and military training systems in a 120-person defence technology group
MBDA subsidiary GDI Simulation has acquired Agenium Group, creating a defence simulation specialist with about 120 employees.
MBDA subsidiary GDI Simulation has acquired Agenium Group, creating a defence simulation specialist with about 120 employees.
Thales and Kalyani Strategic Systems Limited have signed an alliance to explore producing unguided and laser-guided 70-mm rockets in India.
Alongside the F135, the Niepołomice facility supplies precision components for the GTF engine used by commercial passenger aircraft and the PW800 engine for business jets.
Rheinmetall Canada will supply replacement components for the U.S. Navy’s MSU-200NAV mobile air-start units under a contract valued in the single-digit millions of euros.
GM Defense has established a dedicated presence in Britain and appointed Simon Gray as Director of Business Development, strengthening its engagement with the country’s defence sector.
At MSPO 2026, ASELSAN is presenting a broad portfolio of defense technologies designed to address increasingly complex operational requirements across air, land, electromagnetic and maritime domains.
AEVEX and Divergent Technologies have agreed to collaborate on a next-generation autonomous aircraft platform designed for emerging operational requirements.
Roketsan has completed the first firings of its Çakır cruise missile from a mobile ground launcher, demonstrating a second launch configuration for the modular weapon.
Lockheed Martin is increasing venture investments in artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, quantum technology, advanced manufacturing and next-generation propulsion.
Booz Allen has found that a leading artificial intelligence model can execute a complete network intrusion without human guidance, moving from initial access to full control.
Hanwha Aerospace is accelerating a phased strategy to localize production and support for its K9MH artillery system in the United States.
American Rheinmetall has secured its first contract from Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace for work at the company’s Michigan operations, expanding its role in the U.S. Marine Corps’ ACV-30 supply chain.
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