Technology
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Oct- 2026 -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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6 October
Boeing to Triple PAC-3 MSE Seeker Production Under $14.7B Contract
Boeing is set to triple production of the PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement interceptor’s seeker under an approximately $14.7-billion contract from Lockheed Martin.
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5 October
Ireland Acquires Five Thales Ground Master Radars for Airspace Sovereignty
Ireland has signed a contract with the French defense procurement agency to acquire five radars from Thales, strengthening its airspace capabilities.
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5 October
Metallus Secures $995M Pentagon Deal to Boost US Military Steel Supply
The Pentagon’s Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) has awarded specialty metals manufacturer Metallus a contract worth up to $995 million to supply steel for defense applications.
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5 October
AI Takes Hours Out of F-35 Production at Northrop Grumman
Northrop Grumman is putting AI to work on the F-35 Lightning II production line, using AI-powered robotics and quality-control systems to speed up manufacturing.
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5 October
US Air Force Bets on New Sensing Tech to Catch Long-Range Missiles Early
US Air Force high-value aircraft could soon get a new set of eyes for spotting long-range missile threats, thanks to a sensor upgrade being developed by US firm SRC.
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