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Amprius to Supply New Cells for US Army Soldier-Worn Battery Pack Project

Amprius Technologies will integrate new cells into next-generation wearable battery packs for development and qualification with the US Army.

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Accenture to Support US Navy’s Unified Cybersecurity Environment

Accenture Federal Services has received a $789-million contract to support cybersecurity operations for the US Navy’s SHARKCAGE environment.

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UK Says Not Sending DragonFire Laser Weapon to Ukraine

The UK will not be providing Ukraine with the DragonFire laser weapon contrary to reports that its newly-approved military aid package includes the sophisticated system.

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Maxar, Lockheed to Streamline F-35 Simulator Delivery

Maxar has signed a deal with Lockheed to expedite delivery of the F-35 Full Mission Simulator flight simulation and training system.

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British Army Tests New Mobile Directed-Energy Weapon

The British Army has tested a new directed-energy weapon that employs advanced radio frequency technology to interfere with electronic circuits.

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US Marines Test Robot Dogs With AI-Enabled Rifles

The US Marine Forces Special Operations Command tested four-legged unmanned ground vehicles armed with artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled rifles.

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Anduril Unveils Pulsar AI-Enabled EW System

Anduril Industries has unveiled a new artificial intelligence-enabled system that can reportedly turn the tide against sophisticated electromagnetic threats.

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Kraken, BlueHalo to Equip Surface and Submarine Drones With AI, Machine Learning

Kraken has partnered with BlueHalo to integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning into unmanned surface and underwater systems.

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Craig to Supply New Body Armor to Australian Defence Force

Craig International Ballistics has received a contract to provide body armor for the Australian Defence Force.

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US Air Force Activates Two EW Squadrons Amid Increasing Threats

In response to increasing threats in the electromagnetic spectrum, the US Air Force has formed two new squadrons to improve its electronic warfare capabilities.

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