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  • Aerodata and Dynauton align on Indian ISR UAS

    Aerodata and Dynauton have signed an MoU to adapt the AeroForce X unmanned aircraft for Indian ISR requirements over land and sea.


  • SSC Space and Kuva Space widen Nordic cooperation

    SSC Space and Kuva Space have signed an LoI covering ground systems, launch support, mission development, and analytics tied to security and institutional space demand.


  • GenAI.mil testing sharpens AI assurance focus

    Testing around large language models used in U.S. defence workflows has sharpened focus on source integrity, foreign influence, and assurance controls for generative AI.


  • GenAI.mil testing sharpens AI assurance focus

    The US Army’s FY2027 request reinforces its land-modernisation push with fresh funding for XM30 production and the wider Next Generation Command and Control architecture.


  • L3Harris secures second AERIS X customer

    L3Harris has secured a second customer for its AERIS X airborne early warning aircraft, broadening demand for a Global 6500-based approach to AEW&C.


  • ARCA’s Estonia plant adds artillery capacity

    A planned €300 million ammunition plant in Estonia will add new European production capacity for 155mm shells, mortar ammunition, and 122mm rockets from 2028.


  • GenAI.mil testing sharpens AI assurance focus

    Tiberius Aerospace has completed a live firing of its Sceptre 155mm ramjet round, combining howitzer launch, ramjet ignition, and powered flight in a major propulsion milestone.


  • GenAI.mil testing sharpens AI assurance focus

    The UK has opened a new call to AI companies to help strengthen national cyber defence, while adding funding and supply-chain expectations to its resilience agenda.


  • GenAI.mil testing sharpens AI assurance focus

    KAI has advanced Surion transmission localisation with assembly and installation work on a domestically developed main gearbox, pushing a core rotorcraft system further into flight-test territory.


  • Malaysia adds K-SAAM to LMS Batch 2

    Malaysia has selected South Korea’s K-SAAM for the Royal Malaysian Navy’s LMS Batch 2 corvettes, adding a new shipborne air-defence layer to vessels already under construction in Türkiye.