electronic warfare system

HENSOLDT’s New TAERVUS Uses AI to Win EW Fight Before It Even Begins

TAERVUS is HENSOLDT’s new land-focused EW system, combining advanced radio direction finders, high-performance receivers, jamming, and excitation tools.

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L3Harris’ EW Suite for F-16 Moves Into Production

L3Harris’ Viper Shield electronic warfare system for the F-16 fighter aircraft has cleared a major US Air Force evaluation, authorizing its transition to low-rate initial production.

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Beijing’s False Radar Signals Trick Foreign Spy Plane Over South China Sea

China’s electronic warfare forces have allegedly misled a foreign spy plane over the South China Sea using a vehicle-mounted system that created fake radar signals.

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L3Harris Tests DiSCO With First Non-US Sensor Integration in Live EW Demo

L3Harris has tested a new electronic warfare tool in London that helps forces see and control the invisible battles happening in the airwaves.

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Raytheon’s New Electronic Warfare Suite for F/A-18E/F Passes Critical Review

Raytheon has completed a critical review of its Advanced Electronic Warfare prototype for the US Navy’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.

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Korean Air, LIG Nex1 Join Race to Build South Korea’s First Homegrown EW Aircraft

Korean Air and LIG Nex1 have joined forces to bid on South Korea’s Block-I electronic warfare aircraft program, a 1.78-trillion-won project to build the country’s first large-scale electronic attack platform.

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US Military Uses L3Harris DiSCO EW Tech in Talisman Sabre 2025

During the Talisman Sabre 2025 military exercise with Australia, the US military used an L3Harris-made electronic warfare (EW) system to detect surface radars on a marine vessel.

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DARPA Builds ‘World’s Largest’ Real-Time EW Test Range for Next-Gen RF Systems

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has developed the “world’s largest” virtual radio frequency test range for electronic warfare.

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Greece Seeks First Homegrown ISR Military Satellite, More Defense Tech

Greece, through its state-owned Hellenic Defense Innovation Center (ELKAK), seeks to develop and produce its first domestically-made military satellite.

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China Claims New ‘Storm Eye’ Concept Creates Electromagnetic ‘Calm Zone’

Chinese scientists have reportedly found a way to carve out a "calm zone" in the chaos of electromagnetic warfare, like the eye of a storm, to jam enemy systems without disrupting their own.

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