Technology
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Oct- 2026 -7 October
Rwanda Opens Health Sciences College to Advance Military Medicine
Rwandan Defense Minister Juvenal Marizamunda officially launched the inaugural cohort of the Defence College of Health Sciences at the Rwanda Military Academy in Gako, Eastern Province.
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7 October
Canadian Drone Makers Seek Foreign Sites for EW Tests as Ottawa Bars Jamming
Canadian drone developers are looking to conduct more testing outside the country because federal laws limit their ability to test whether their drones can withstand radio jamming.
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7 October
US Army Moves Munitions Management Into Digital Age With ‘TACTMIS’
The US Army is revolutionizing its ammunition management workflows with the Combat and Training Munitions Information System, a new cloud-enabled, low-code enterprise software.
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7 October
Royal Canadian Navy Turns to Agentic AI for Fleet Support
The Royal Canadian Navy is adopting agentic AI to streamline maintenance, logistics, and other in-service support operations under a new initiative involving Thales and Cohere.
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6 October
Shield AI, Innovaero Partner on Loitering Munitions for Australia
US firm Shield AI and Australian defense technology company Innovaero Technologies have teamed up to enhance the Australian Defence Force’s strike capabilities with autonomous loitering munitions.
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6 October
Pentagon Taps Elon Musk for ‘Project Meridian’ Weapons Planning Strategy
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has appointed SpaceX CEO Elon Musk to lead “Project Meridian,” a new 120-day initiative tasked with identifying the technologies and capabilities required for future military dominance.
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6 October
Rheinmetall Opens Defense Manufacturing Base in Norway
Rheinmetall Nordic has inaugurated a new facility in Skoppum, Norway, to expand development, production, and systems integration for local and international armed forces.
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6 October
US Army Is Building Mission-Specific AI for Tracking, Targeting
The US Army is using its operational data to develop AI models that can automatically recognize and track targets across military missions.
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6 October
US Military Creates Four-Star Command to Advance AI Warfare
The US military is creating a new command to accelerate the adoption of AI, autonomous systems, drones, and robotics as warfare increasingly shifts toward unmanned capabilities.
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6 October
Canadian Firm Tests Quantum-Optimized Logistics in US Military Exercise
Canadian tech firm SuperQ Quantum has put its Super Edge hybrid quantum-classical technology through demanding tests designed to see how it performs in real-world military environments.
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