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23 September

Canadian Army soldiers conduct stability operations during Exercise MAPLE RESOLVE 19 in Wainwright, Alberta, on May 15, 2019. Photo: Department of National Defence

Canada Commits $23.9M for Homegrown Military AI

Canada is investing 33.5 million Canadian dollars in a sovereign military artificial intelligence ecosystem aimed at turning Canadian technology into operational capabilities.

23 September

US Army personnel demonstrate new sensor technologies during a Sensor-to-Shooter exercise at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, on March 24, 2021. Photo: Pfc. Karleshia Gater/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Army Bets $2M on AI to Spot Anomalies in Sensor Data

The US Army is turning to artificial intelligence to make sense of mounting sensor data, awarding Unstructured a $2-million contract to develop tools that prepare sensor feeds for AI systems and spot anomalies across multiple sources.

23 September

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Six Domains, One AI Command System: Thales Launches ‘HexaForce’

A new command and control system from Thales aims to help commanders track and respond to developments across any military domain.

23 September

Solider equipped with tactical radio. Photo: Thales

Rojoef Manuel

Thales Opens Tactical Comms Testing Lab in Denmark

French defense contractor Thales has launched a military laboratory in Ballerup, Hovedstaden, to conceptualize, trial, and field modern communication solutions for the Danish Armed Forces.

23 September

Christine Casimiro

Australian Hunter-Class Frigates to Get Insulation From CBG Systems

CBG Systems has secured a contract from prime contractor BAE Systems Maritime Australia to supply insulation systems for Australia’s Hunter-class frigates.

23 September

Jodesz Gavilan

Thales, BAE Systems Team Up on British Army Battlefield AI

Thales and BAE Systems Digital Intelligence are teaming up to support the UK's battlefield intelligence system under Project ZODIAC.

22 September

Israeli soldiers coordinate during a field operation. Photo: IDF

Samantha Alexa

Israeli Military Launches Dedicated AI Branch to Drive Autonomous Warfare

Artificial intelligence is gaining a dedicated home within the Israeli military as the Israel Defense Forces brings AI, drones, robotics, and other autonomous capabilities under a single new branch.

22 September

A soldier uses Babcock’s Nomad AI-powered signal intelligence platform in the field. Photo: Babcock

Samantha Alexa

UK Military Receives AI Tech That Turns Intercepted Comms Into Real-Time Intel

The UK Ministry of Defence has taken delivery of a Babcock-built AI platform that turns intercepted communications into real-time intelligence.

22 September

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Lockheed Breaks JASSM Free From Air-Only Launches With New FLEX Airframe

Lockheed Martin’s AGM-158 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile family could soon take on a wider range of missions through a newly developed modular airframe.

22 September