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27 October

Jodesz Gavilan

Uzbekistan Eyes Korean Arms Makers to Boost Defense Capabilities

Uzbekistan is eyeing Korean defense manufacturers as it looks to expand its arsenal.

27 October

A member of the Royal Thai Armed Forces prepares for a Stinger/Starstreak engagement near Lop Buri, Thailand, Feb. 28, 2025, as part of Exercise Cobra Gold. Cobra Gold is a longstanding symbol of the U.S.-Thai Defense alliance. The exercise demonstrates asteadfast commitment toward enhancing critical capabilities and readiness required to address the full spectrum of security challenges in the Indo-Pacific together. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Noah Carlsson)

Rojoef Manuel

Thailand to Form New Defense Science Body to Cut Military Import Dependence

Thailand has approved the creation of a new Defence Science and Technology Department to coordinate military research and strengthen the country’s ability to develop its own defense technologies, according to local media.

27 October

HR-SHERPA unmanned ground vehicles. Photo: Hyundai Rotem

Rojoef Manuel

Hyundai Rotem, Shield AI to Develop Smarter Human-Machine Combat Systems

South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem is teaming up with American defense tech company Shield AI to co-develop AI-powered drones and smart control systems that can work alongside troops.

24 October

Jodesz Gavilan

Anduril Acquires AIRS to Boost Infrared Sensor Capabilities

Defense technology firm Anduril has bought American Infrared Solutions to further develop its infrared sensor portfolio.

24 October

Jodesz Gavilan

Indonesia, Rheinmetall Partner to Develop Advanced Ammunition Tech

Indonesia’s state-owned defense firm PT Pindad is teaming up with German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall to develop advanced ammunition technologies.

24 October

Jodesz Gavilan

Angola, UAE’s EDGE Group Near Border Security Deal

Angola is looking to bolster border security as it nears an agreement with EDGE Group for a nationwide surveillance and command program.

24 October

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jerome Duhan, 97th Communications Squadron network administrator, inserts a hard drive into a retina server inside the 97th network control center Jan. 24, 2014. The 97th Air Mobility Wing is scheduled to undergo its first phase three Command Cyber Readiness Inspection during the week of Jan. 27, 2014. Base members can assist by removing their common access cards from the computer the moment they walk away. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Franklin R. Ramos/Released)

Rojoef Manuel

US Air Force to Lease 3,000+ Acres of Base Land for Private AI Data Centers

The US Air Force is opening up more than 3,000 acres across five active bases for private companies to build massive AI data centers.

24 October

Mevlut Hilmi Cinar

When a Helmet Becomes a Hub: Galvion’s Vision for the Digital Battlefield

Galvion’s new Cortex smart helmet system brings data and visualization to the battlefield, turning traditional protection into a connected platform for enhanced situational awareness and survivability.

23 October