Technology
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Oct- 2023 -24 October
Australia Taps Mitsubishi for Military Laser Development
Australia has signed an agreement with Mitsubishi to develop laser technology to enhance surveillance and survivability of defense platforms.
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24 October
Philippines Bans Use of AI Apps in Military Due to Security Risks
The Philippines has prohibited its military and defense personnel from using artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled applications due to security risks.
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23 October
Trashing Energy Needs: A Case for Expanded Plasma Gasification Use by the US Military
Plasma gasification holds the potential to revolutionize how the military approaches sustainability, energy resilience, and waste management.
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23 October
Philippine Military to Organize New Cyber Command
The Philippines will launch a new military command to enhance digital defense in response to growing cyber threats.
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20 October
Leidos to Deliver Electric Vehicle Charging Services for US Air Force
The US Defense Innovation Unit has awarded Leidos a contract to provide multi-base electric vehicle charging services for the US Air Force.
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20 October
Fortress Joins CISA’s Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative
Fortress Information Security has officially joined a Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency consortium against digital threats.
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20 October
Amwell, Leidos to Deliver Digital Healthcare Platform for US Military
The US Defense Health Agency has awarded Amwell and Leidos a $180-million contract to supply a digital healthcare platform for warfighters.
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19 October
Australian Companies to Develop Long-Range Combat Drone
Australian aerospace companies Insitu Pacific and Innovaero are collaborating on a long-range strike capability using uncrewed aircraft systems.
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19 October
New Zealand’s Super Hercules Flight Simulator Begins Assembly
New Zealand's C-130J-30 Super Hercules flight simulator has completed its first phase of construction in Canada and is on its way to Florida for the next wave of fittings.
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19 October
US Army Accepts Engines of Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft
The US Army has accepted the first T901-GE-900 flight test engines that will power the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft.
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