Technology

‘Hybrid constellations’ are making it hard for militaries to hide

Vantor plans to combine high- and low-resolution space imagery in its satellite fleet.

As aircraft losses mount, Pentagon wants a software fix to see through the fog of war

The Defense Department is looking to update how older planes see each other and absorb data.

Startup debuts agentic AI assistant for war

As the Pentagon eyes agentic AI, a veteran-founded company introduces a tool that puts the military first.

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Former Trump advisor joins board of Ukraine-focused drone tech company Powerus

For Ukraine, co-production and commercial ties offer a “path forward” amid stalled diplomacy.

‘We’ll go 40%’: Army wants good-enough tech it can reshape for battle

“We don’t want the product to be perfect,” says 4th Infantry Division’s commander.

The Army just launched an open call for industry ideas

A request for information invites potential partners to pitch the service on new ways to jointly fund and execute needed programs.

25th ID helping the Army smooth out the wrinkles in its next-generation C2

Organizing data, automatic spectrum-switching and more from soldiers’ wish lists.

New Army office aims to quickly develop and scale soldier ideas

Pathway for Innovation and Technology will connect rapid-acquisition hubs to program chiefs.

NATO innovation chief: Alliance must speed up, or risk Russian invasion

Ukraine shows that “the obsolescence is nearly immediate,” for even the best weapons.

Army moves to link a full division with its next-gen C2 prototype

Ivy Sting 4 tested out logistics, tracking soldiers’ vitals and overcoming jammers.