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21 May

GE Aerospace researcher reviewing data from a generative AI application used to design and assess hypersonic ramjet engine concepts on a computer workstation. Photo: GE Aerospace

Generative AI Is Now Helping GE Aerospace Design Hypersonic Engines

AI-generated propulsion concepts could accelerate hypersonic engine development and early-stage defense engineering workflows.

21 May

AI task force | US Air Force Col. John Ryan, 56th Fighter Wing deputy commander, speaks with West Valley elected officials during a tour at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. Photo: Senior Airman Katelynn Jackson/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

USAF Sets Up AI Task Force at Luke Air Force Base to Streamline Daily Ops

The initiative examines how AI can support routine military workflows while addressing policy and operational concerns.

21 May

Babel Street’s Insights Investigator platform uses analyst-controlled AI agents to automate intelligence investigations, entity analysis, and multi-step research workflows. Image: Babel Street

Samantha Alexa

Babel Street Unveils Agentic AI Platform for Intelligence Investigations

New platform uses supervised AI agents to accelerate intelligence investigations and analytical workflows.

21 May

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Sentrycs Brings Cyber-over-RF Drone Hijack Tech to the Tactical Edge

At the Special Operations Forces event in Florida, Sentrycs is highlighting a new counter-unmanned aerial system solution designed to detect, track, and safely mitigate rogue drones.

21 May

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Raytheon Software Unlocks Multitasking Capability for US Navy Radars

Raytheon is making military radars more flexible by enabling them to handle multiple missions simultaneously.

21 May

Ethan M. Encarnacion

US Army Invents Tech That Identifies Bio-Binding Agents for Future Military Systems

Scientists at the US Army Research Laboratory have invented a new tool aimed at accelerating the discovery of binding agents for next-gen military technologies.

21 May

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Infleqtion Is Using Atoms to Listen for Signals in Jammed Battlefields

As militaries contend with increasingly jammed and contested airwaves, Infleqtion has unveiled an atom-based radio-frequency sensing system aimed at overcoming the limits of conventional technologies.

21 May

L3Harris T7 and T4 multi-mission robots side by side with manipulator arms fully extended, delivered to the Australian Defence Force for explosive ordnance disposal and high-risk missions

Ethan M. Encarnacion

L3Harris Sends ‘Life-Saving’ Ground Robots to Australian Defence Force

L3Harris has delivered multi-mission robotic systems to the Australian Defence Force, giving troops new tools to handle missions too dangerous for human personnel.

20 May