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8 July

Peraton Rolls Out Peraton[x], an AI Platform That Builds Live Mission Models

Peraton is bringing agentic AI to defense and government operations with Peraton[x], a platform that combines enterprise data, workflow automation, and real-time analytics.

8 July

The headquarters of South Korea’s Agency for Defense Development. Photo: Agency for Defense Development

Samantha Alexa

South Korea Launches Homegrown Add+i AI for Defense Research

Defense researchers in South Korea can now use a homegrown generative AI platform for classified work, eliminating the need to rely on commercial tools.

8 July

Naver CEO Choi Soo-yeon (left), Korea Aerospace Industries President and CEO Kim Jong-chul (center), and Naver Cloud CEO Kim Yu-won sign a strategic agreement to collaborate on sovereign AI technologies for South Korea’s aerospace and defense sectors. Photo: Naver

Samantha Alexa

Naver and KAI to Build South Korea’s AI Backbone for Future Defense

South Korea’s technology giant Naver has partnered with Korea Aerospace Industries and Naver Cloud to develop a sovereign artificial intelligence model tailored for the country’s defense sector.

8 July

Ronald Watkins

European Commission, Thales Pilot Secure Platform for EU Defense Fund Projects

The European Commission has launched a one-year pilot program with Thales to test a secure digital collaboration platform.

8 July

Ethan M. Encarnacion

DARPA Backs Nuclear Waste-Powered Drone Battery for 30-Year Endurance

Specialists from the defense industry, academia, and government have joined forces to develop a next-gen battery that converts nuclear waste into electricity, potentially allowing drones and other defense systems to operate for decades without refueling.

7 July

Samantha Alexa

Virtuix Brings AI-Powered VR Training to US Air National Guard

A Pennsylvania-based Air National Guard unit will evaluate Virtuix’s AI-enabled Omni One virtual reality system as part of efforts to explore immersive technologies for military preparedness.

7 July

ai clinical assistant | Rhonda Sanders, a physician assistant at Kenner Army Health Clinic, speaks with a patient while using the Ambient Listening feature in MHS GENESIS. The AI-powered tool automatically generates clinical documentation, allowing providers to focus more on patient care. Photo: Shanita Dorsey/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Military Health System Deploys AI Clinical Assistant to Ease Clinician Burnout

The Defense Health Agency has expanded the use of an AI-powered clinical assistant across military hospitals and clinics, aiming to reduce clinician burnout by automating medical documentation.

7 July

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

New AI Tool Could Keep Military Systems Protected From Grid Instability

Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories are tackling power grid instability as the rapid expansion of AI data centers increases the risk of sudden voltage drops that could disrupt critical infrastructure, including military installations.

7 July