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15 July

US Army vehicles offload from a logistics support vessel during CJLOTS 2026 in South Korea. Photo: Sgt. Alexcia Rupert/DVIDS

Leidos Partners With Rune on Military AI Logistics for Indo-Pacific

Leidos and Rune Technologies are combining their artificial intelligence platforms to help military commanders in the Indo-Pacific anticipate logistics needs before they disrupt operations.

15 July

Americas

Senior military leaders testify before a Senate Armed Services Committee subcommittee hearing in Washington, D.C., discussing emerging threats and defense capabilities. Photo: Staff Sgt. Milton Hamilton/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Military AI Guardrails Pass Key Senate Committee Stage

The US Senate Armed Services Committee has moved proposed military AI guardrails one step closer to becoming law by approving legislation that would regulate how the Pentagon develops, tests, and deploys artificial intelligence and autonomous weapons systems.

14 July

Technology

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

New Battery Architecture Targets the Rise of AI-Powered Defense Platforms

The rise of AI-powered defense systems is pushing battery technology beyond conventional designs, prompting Israel-based Addionics to develop a new battery architecture.

14 July

Foreign Adversaries Target National AI Infrastructure, Resecurity Warns

Cybersecurity firm Resecurity has flagged an uptick in reconnaissance activity by foreign adversaries probing national AI infrastructure worldwide.

13 July

Americas

(Representative only.) NASA’s Aqua satellite orbiting Earth. Photo: NASA

Samantha Alexa

Rocket One Expands AI for Defense and Space With SpaceXAI API

Rocket One has gained access to the SpaceXAI API, adding multimodal AI capabilities to support its development of next-generation defense and space technologies.

13 July

Europe

US Army soldiers test a deployable communications antenna during Exercise Cobra Gold 2026 in Thailand. Photo: Eleanor Prohaska/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

Nokia Links AI Battlefield Command to Deployable 5G Networks

Nokia and NestAI are developing an integrated battlefield capability that combines deployable 5G networks with AI-powered command-and-control software for military operations in denied environments.

13 July

Americas

A US Air Force air traffic controller tests a virtual reality training system at Hurlburt Field. Photo: Airman Olivia Perkins/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

US Army Kicks Off AI Challenge to Bridge Engineering and Combat Training

The US Army’s Capability Program Executive Simulation, Training, Test and Threat has launched a $450,000 innovation challenge to harness AI for automating digital engineering workflows within its planned Digital Enterprise Engineering Environment.

13 July

Europe

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

European Startup Creates ‘Digital Glue’ for Drones, Sensors, C2 Systems

European firm Project Q is aiming to connect sensors, drones, command-and-control systems, and effectors into a unified architecture through its new Hydris system.

9 July

Americas

A soldier interacts with a digital command-and-control interface representing Northrop Grumman’s vision for the Integrated Battle Command System. Image: Northrop Grumman

Samantha Alexa

Northrop Explores AI for Battlefield Command, Fire Control

Northrop Grumman is exploring artificial intelligence to enhance battlefield command and fire control through a new collaboration with AI software company Camgian.

9 July

Americas