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Navy’s drone refueler delayed again

Budget docs reveal that initial operating capability has been pushed to 2027.

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Hydrogen-powered naval warfare gets a boost

A self-contained hydrogen generator with low thermal signature is gaining traction in the military.

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How the White House AI plan helps, and hurts, in the race against China

While one tech advocate called the new plan “a critical component” of efforts to outpace China, another criticized it as a “Silicon Valley wishlist.”

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The Pentagon will host a ‘Top Gun’ school for Ukraine-style attack drones

The Defense Department is hoping for “American drone dominance”—but that’s easier said than done.

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Defense One Radio, Ep. 187: Tech Summit talks: The Space Rush

The third in a series of conversations from this year’s Defense One Tech Summit.

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The Army wants an artillery system that can run offense and defense

Fires technology is getting close to an optionally-manned common launcher, U.S. Army Europe and Africa commander says.

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Defense Department budget request goes hard on AI, autonomy

The Pentagon is leaning into new technologies, but can it change the way it buys and builds to keep up with trends in AI and autonomy?

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Cyber Command executive director departs for expected role in private sector

As Morgan Adamski leaves, the NSA's Patrick Ware will become the top civilian at the combatant command, amid other changes at the nation’s top hacking unit.

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Maxar launching AI-powered ‘predictive intelligence’ to spot crises before they happen

New software for fusing satellite data from multiple constellations could spot big events before they pop off.

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The Army’s not sure what its new ‘Executive Innovation Corps’ will actually do

Silicon Valley tech leaders will go direct commission course, take a PT test, and presumably help make the Army more efficient.