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New AI Engine Aims to Make Defense Decisions More Traceable

Nevada-based AI developer Galiark launches Mobius, a deterministic reasoning AI engine built for consistent and traceable decision-making.

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Ukraine Rolls Out Drone Procurement Course for Warfighters on Army+ App

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence has launched an eight-lesson training course on its official Army+ mobile application to help service members order unmanned aerial systems and electronic warfare equipment

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Saab Demos ‘World-First’ Quantum-Timed Radar Network

A UK demonstration shows how military radars can continue working together without relying on GPS for synchronization.

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The Pentagon is Getting a ‘Satellite Sweeper’ That Can Roam Three Orbits

A Texas-based firm is advancing a “satellite sweeper” capable of chasing and deorbiting aging spacecraft of different sizes across three orbital zones.

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US-Made AI Chip Found Inside Russia’s New Cruise Missile

A US-made AI chip has been found inside Russia’s new S-71 Monochrome cruise missile, offering a glimpse into how Moscow may be using foreign technology to enhance its weapons.

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US Army Teams With Safe Pro to Turn Drone Footage Into AI Intelligence

Drone footage could soon become instant intelligence for the US Army, as a partnership with Safe Pro Group explores using AI to automatically identify threats, hazards, and other critical objects in aerial imagery.

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The Pentagon’s Supply Chain Is Getting an AI Watchdog

The US Defense Logistics Agency wants AI agents watching over warehouses, suppliers, and inventory, turning fragmented supply chain data into a real-time picture and flagging problems before they become disruptions.

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The Next Underwater Ship Inspector Is a Robot Called ‘Bayonet Sweep’

A Vermont firm is handing underwater inspection and maintenance tasks to robots instead of human divers.

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Texas Firm Turns Engine Exhaust Into Power for Drone Propellers

A Texas-based firm has figured out how to use the air coming out of an aircraft’s engine to spin its propellers, potentially simplifying the entire rotor system.

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2.64 Quadrillion Calculations a Second: Meet the US Space Force’s New Supercomputer

Massive and complex datasets that once took weeks to analyze can now be processed in seconds with the Makau high-performance supercomputer from the US Space Force’s Maui High Performance Computing Center.

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