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The age of multi-domain training platforms

As military operations evolve into grey zone, cyber, and multi-domain operations, training concepts and systems too have to advance in order to prepare operators for the battlefields of the future.

Palantir and Lockheed Martin partner to deliver software for US Navy

The two firms will work to modernise the US Navy combat systems for the surface fleet.

SeeByte to support US Navy’s MK18 UUV FoS programme

The contract will help widen the service’s autonomous systems and machine learning capabilities.

US won’t let China take Taiwan chip-makers ‘intact’

While speculation continues over the fate of Taiwan’s semiconductor factories in the event of an invasion by Beijing, US Ambassador O’Brien emphasises the importance of denying China the chipmaking infrastructure.

Stratolaunch joins Dynetics-led team for US Navy’s MACH-TB project

The MACH-TB related contract was initially awarded in October by the NSWC, Crane Division.

US refutes China’s claims of ‘trespassing’ in South China Sea

USS Chancellorsville recently conducted its routine FONOP in the waters near the Spratly Islands.

KBR to support E-2/C-2 aircraft for NSWC Crane and NAVAIR

The company will develop and incorporate new technology for the aircraft.

Leonardo and RADA complete merger to form new public company

RADA will have a 19.5% ownership stake in the new company while Leonardo will own the remaining 80.5%.

RCN launches fourth Harry DeWolf-class AOPS HMCS William Hall

Delivery of the fourth AOPS to the RCN is expected to take place next year.

GRSE/L&T launch Indian Navy’s third survey vessel large Ikshak

The SVL ships will help in gathering oceanographic and geophysical data.

Mind and matter: the application of brain computer interfaces

Augmenting a person’s cognitive ability by artificial means is becoming more science fact that science fiction, with defence personnel likely to benefit.