United States

BAE Systems OneArc Brings Embedded Training to US Army Vehicles

The US Army has awarded BAE Systems’ simulation unit OneArc a contract to integrate its embedded training system onto a platoon of combat vehicles.

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US Army Taps Rune Tech for Autonomous Resupply

The US Army has awarded Rune Technologies $4.1 million to expand its TyrOS logistics software across the 1st Cavalry Division.

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Lockheed Martin Rolls Out Germany’s First F-35A Lightning II 

Germany’s first of 35 F-35A Lightning II fighters has been presented to the German government at Lockheed Martin’s facility in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Philippines Accepts Two More Bell 412EPX Helicopters From US

The US has turned over two additional 412EPX utility helicopters to the Philippine Air Force at Villamor Air Base, Pasay.

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$10M Award Funds New Defense AI Research Program at Fayetteville State

Fayetteville State University will use a new $10-million US Department of Defense award to build an applied artificial intelligence program focused on defense challenges, including contested logistics and biomanufacturing.

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Rapta Raises $8M to Put AI Quality Control on Defense Factory Floors

Artificial intelligence is moving deeper onto US defense factory floors, with Oregon-based startup Rapta raising $8 million to expand its Manufacturing Intelligence Platform across the sector.

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All-Electric Scorpion Mortar Brings Push-Button Firepower to Army Vehicle

Global Military Products has showcased its new all-electric Scorpion Medium 120mm mobile mortar system, offering the US Army a heavier firepower option for its Infantry Squad Vehicles.

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US Missile Defense Taps One Stop Systems for Threat Simulation

One Stop Systems has received approximately $400,000 to provide high-performance computing equipment for US missile defense modeling and simulation.

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OpenAI Welcomes US Bills Targeting AI-Enabled Bioweapon Risks

OpenAI is backing three bipartisan US bills aimed at preventing artificial intelligence from intensifying biological weapon threats while supporting the development of AI-powered defenses.

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Aitech Brings New Computing Power to Fielded Military Systems

Aitech has rolled out the C165, a rugged single-board computer built to upgrade military computing systems already deployed across air, land, and naval platforms.

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