artificial intelligence
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Jul- 2026 -6 JulyEurope
UK Firm Unveils AI-Powered ‘Drone Base in a Box’
British firm Urban-Air Port is targeting one of modern warfare’s key operational challenges: enabling rapid, scalable unmanned aerial vehicle launch, recovery, and sustainment.
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6 JulyAmericas
Anthropic Restores Global Access to Powerful AI Models After US Lifts Restrictions
Anthropic will restore global access to its most advanced AI models after the US government lifted restrictions imposed over cybersecurity and national security risks.
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3 JulyAmericas
CIA Chief Puts Advanced AI in the Same League as Nuclear Weapons
The US is increasingly treating frontier artificial intelligence as a strategic national security asset, with Central Intelligence Agency Director John Ratcliffe likening the most capable AI models to nuclear weapons.
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3 JulyEurope
Finland and Estonia Forge AI Alliance for Future Warfare
Finland and Estonia have joined forces with defense AI company NestAI to accelerate the development of interoperable military artificial intelligence that can operate seamlessly across allied forces.
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3 JulyAmericas
Pentagon Launches ‘War Force’ to Recruit Frontier AI Talent
The Department of Defense has unveiled “War Force,” a recruitment initiative aimed at bringing AI specialists and software engineers into government service.
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3 JulyAmericas
EdgeCortix Puts Edge AI to the Test Aboard US Air Force Aircraft
Japan-based EdgeCortix said its SAKURA-II platform demonstrated in-flight AI processing during a large-force exercise and met all prototype project objectives.
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2 JulyAmericas
Booz Allen, OpenAI Partner to Bring Frontier AI to Defense
Booz Allen Hamilton and OpenAI are expanding their collaboration to bring frontier artificial intelligence closer to real-world defense missions.
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2 JulyAmericas
Aurex Pushes AI Into Hypersonic Mission Planning and Battle Management
US defense firm Aurex is advancing two AI systems that simulate strike missions and battlefield decisions before they happen.
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1 JulyAmericas
US Air Force Showcases Airman-Built AI Tools for Mission Support
The US Air Force’s 325th Fighter Wing has introduced a suite of airman-developed AI tools designed to streamline mission support functions.
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1 JulyAmericas
Teledyne Gives Its Prism Software a New Mission: Ground ISR
Teledyne FLIR OEM is expanding its Prism software lineup with a new variant designed to give military ground systems sharper battlefield awareness through AI-powered target recognition.
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