electronics

US Marines Target Cyber, Electronics Recruits With Up to $15,000 in Incentives

The US Marine Corps has announced it will offer enlistment bonuses of up to $15,000 for fiscal 2027 to attract recruits into cyber operations and electronics sustainment.

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BAE Clears Phase 1 of DARPA Effort to Cool Down High-Power RF Electronics

BAE Systems has completed the first phase of a DARPA program focused on reducing heat in high-power radio frequency electronics.

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US Wants to Win the GPS War With ‘Hammer of the Gods’

The US has taken its Hammer of the Gods electronic warfare system through its first live sea trial, validating the platform’s performance in challenging maritime conditions.

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Ukraine Takes on Multi-Band Drone Threats With New Electronic Warfare Tech

As drone threats expand across a wider range of radio frequency bands, Ukrainian firm InLab is rolling out a new electronic warfare system designed to jam multiple spectrums simultaneously.

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Israel Introduces Spy Plane That Doubles as Electronic Attack Platform

Israel Aerospace Industries has lifted the curtain on a multi-mission aircraft that combines long-range intelligence gathering with electronic attack, allowing operators to detect, classify, and disrupt.

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Northrop Explores Diamonds to Power Future Military Systems

Northrop is pushing into the next generation of microelectronics by powering them with an unlikely material: lab-grown diamonds.

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Element, Leonardo Team Up for Next-Gen US Navy Electromagnetic Testing

Maryland-based certification specialist Element US Space & Defense has partnered with Leonardo DRS to support electromagnetic testing activities for the US Navy.

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Spectra Readies Military Vehicles for Data-Heavy, Sensor-Driven Warfare

Expandable Secure Recorder is a rugged, high-performance mission computing system, featuring removable storage, encryption-ready configurations, and compact vehicle-mounted form factor.

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New Wearable for US Troops Packs 25 Mini-Detectors for Vitals, Hazard Tracking

US Special Operations Forces will soon get a new chest-worn sensor capable of tracking vital signs and detecting dangerous gases or chemicals, all at the same time.

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China Claims New ‘Storm Eye’ Concept Creates Electromagnetic ‘Calm Zone’

Chinese scientists have reportedly found a way to carve out a "calm zone" in the chaos of electromagnetic warfare, like the eye of a storm, to jam enemy systems without disrupting their own.

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