Technology – Page 44 – The Defense Post

Dec- 2025 -

11 December

New Semiconductor Switch Created to Shield Military Systems From Strong RF Pulses

California-based Menlo Micro has debuted what it called the “most robust” semiconductor switch for aerospace and defense systems.

11 December

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

US ‘Card-Size’ Radio Tech Aims for Full-Spectrum EW and SIGINT Dominance

SDR4320VP is a software-defined radio technology, built on a micro device chip, and supporting data rates up to 100 gigabits per second.

11 December

A camouflaged mobile military radar truck with its large flat-panel antenna raised and deployed on a grassy field near an airfield runway.

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Fresh Off Debut, Italy’s Michelangelo Dome Aces First Defense Test

Leonardo’s Michelangelo Dome did not wait long to show what it can do, clearing its first air defense test less than 10 days after debuting.

10 December

DDG(X) concept from Program Executive Office Ships as presented in the 2022 Surface Navy Association symposium

Bea Castañeda

DDG(X) Destroyer: A Better US Navy Combatant

Unpack how DDG(X) will push beyond today’s destroyer limits with a new and improved architecture to shape the US Navy’s future fleet.

10 December

Troops strategizing in front of a wargaming platform. Photo: AMESA

Rojoef Manuel

US Air Force Brings AI Teammates Into Wargaming

AMESA has scored a $1.25-million contract from the US Air Force’s innovation arm to expand its Agent Cloud AI wargaming system at Air University in Alabama.

10 December

Raytheon will leverage AWS to help equip customers with the mission-critical space capabilities needed to meet national security objectives.

Giulia Bernacchi

Raytheon, Amazon to Collaborate on Cloud-Based Satellite Operations

Raytheon announced a strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services to improve satellite data processing and mission control operations.

10 December

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Northrop Grumman Rolls Out Smarter G/ATOR Radar

A software upgrade is giving Northrop Grumman’s G/ATOR sharper eyes, spotting threats farther and enabling faster reactions.

10 December

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Nigeria Unveils First Wargaming Hub for Modern Land Warfare

Nigeria is taking military preparedness to a new level with the inauguration of its “ultra-modern” wargaming hub.

10 December

A soldier operates a small quadcopter at sunset using a handheld controller, conducting signals intelligence work as the drone hovers against the orange sky.

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Military Meets Academia in US Quest for Next-Gen Signals Intelligence

Researchers at Auburn University are leading a fresh push to develop the next generation of signals intelligence tools that could keep soldiers connected in signal-denied environments.

9 December