The HTCDF framework, valued up to $1.25 Billion (£1 billion) over the next seven years, has been established to accelerate development of a sovereign UK Hypersonic Strike Capability.
Leidos has successfully completed two key reviews for the Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) cutting-edge air-breathing hypersonic system, Mayhem.
Leidos achieves milestone in next-generation hypersonic system development Read More »
Avioniq has been selected to join the UK Ministry of Defence’s Hypersonic Technologies & Capability Development Framework (HTCDF) agreement.
Swedish company Avioniq joins UK’s hypersonic missile development programme Read More »
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $756 million contract to enhance the Long Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) system.
Lockheed Martin secures USD 756 million contract for hypersonic weapon system Read More »
MBDA coordinates the HYDIS² consortium, bringing together 19 partners and more than 20 subcontractors in 14 European countries.
OCCAR contracts MBDA to launch HYDIS² concept phase Read More »
The UK is set to enter a new era of defence capabilities with the announcement of a GBP 1 billion investment to develop the country’s first hypersonic missile.
UK unveils GBP 1 billion initiative for hypersonic missile development Read More »
The HYDEF Consortium, comprising 14 companies from seven European nations, is poised to drive innovation in air defence technologies.
HYDEF programme: first Amendment to the Grant Agreement signed Read More »
The European Hypersonic Defence Interceptor programme, known as HYDEF, achieved crucial technical and management milestones ahead of schedule.
HYDEF programme achieves key milestones ahead of schedule Read More »
Stratolaunch has successfully completed the first powered flight of the Talon-A test vehicle, TA-1. This first flight represents a major milestone in the development of the hypersonic technologies.
Stratolaunch: first powered flight of TA-1 test hypersonic vehicle Read More »
The workshop focused on consolidating specific customer requirements for the development of a hypersonic air defence system. The European HYDEF consortium aims to ensure that the system’s conceptual design addresses all national requirements, enabling it to efficiently counter both current and future aerial threats. Highlights of the workshop included productive discussions, a
Diehl Defence hosts second workshop on HYDEF programme Read More »
The Rafael spokesperson told Defence Industry Europe that there is great interest in the program and talks with “friends in Europe” about air defence.
Rafael ready to collaborate with European industry on hypersonic technologies Read More »
HYDEF hypersonic interceptors, satellite resilience, and space commands.
Europe’s future capabilities in space and in the higher atmosphere Read More »
