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Ondas Buys Three Defense Tech Firms in $56M Autonomous Push

Ondas has acquired three firms as it looks to combine drone detection, communications, and navigation capabilities into an autonomous portfolio.

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US-Bound Australian F-35 Parts End Up in China After Shipping Mishap

Chinese authorities have taken possession of F-35 Lightning II combat aircraft components after a shipment was rerouted to Hong Kong during transit from Australia.

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US Army Brings AI Weapon Sensors Into Tactical Training

The US Army is looking to use AI to make battlefield training more measurable, capturing real-time data on how soldiers employ their weapons during live exercises.

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AWS Cleared for NATO Restricted Cloud Workloads Across Alliance

NATO has approved certain Amazon Web Services capabilities for handling information marked NATO RESTRICTED.

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US Orders 4,000 Kiwi Attack Drones After Drone Dominance Trials

Swarm Defense Technologies has received a prototype delivery order for 4,000 Kiwi one-way attack drones and other munitions, valued at a minimum of $25 million.

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DEUTZ, Hypercraft Explore Hybrid-Electric Power for Military UGVs

Utah-based Hypercraft and German engine maker DEUTZ AG are expanding their unmanned ground vehicle partnership to evaluate hybrid-electric drivetrains, batteries, and energy systems for military platforms.

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A 50mm Answer to Mass Air Attacks? Northrop Tests Raid Hunter’s Rounds

Northrop Grumman has put Raid Hunter’s 50mm ammunition in flight, firing test rounds from an XM913 Chain Gun as it develops a gun-based answer to mass aerial attacks.

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Too Many RF Signals? DARPA Turns to Analog Processing

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is pursuing wideband electronic-support systems that could improve sensing and situational awareness across a range of platforms.

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US Validates Anduril’s Barracuda as Open-Architecture Weapon

Barracuda has become the first weapon in large-scale production to pass the US' independent verification for its Weapon Open System Architecture standard.

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Honeywell Gives F-35 Fighters a Cooling Boost

Honeywell Aerospace has launched an upgrade designed to give F-35s more cooling capacity as new sensors and hardware increase demand for thermal management.

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