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XRDNA, University of Utah Launch Defense Tech Research Partnership

XRDNA and the University of Utah have launched a multi-year research partnership focused on developing operational systems for defense, aerospace, sensing, and digital infrastructure.

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E-7 Wedgetail: Guide to the Aircraft That Sees Everything

Explore how the E-7 Wedgetail tracks threats across vast distances, coordinates air operations in real time, and gives militaries a decisive edge before a fight even begins.

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OpenAI Pushes GPT-5.5 Into Cyber Defense With ‘Daybreak’ Initiative

OpenAI is weaving artificial intelligence models deeper into software defense workflows through its “Daybreak” initiative, aiming to embed security capabilities directly into the software development process.

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Peraton Targets Cognitive Warfare With New AI Platform

Peraton is aiming to give soldiers an edge in fast-moving cognitive warfare with its new Interactive Realtime Information System, an AI platform designed to convert large volumes of data into usable intelligence.

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Michigan Tech Turns Ocean Microbes Into Power for Underwater Sensors

A research brewing at Michigan Technological University could one day make underwater battery replacement far less necessary.

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Northrop Unveils GPS-Free Navigation System for Deep Space Missions

Spacecraft could soon navigate far beyond Earth without relying on GPS or satellite signals.

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Xi Warns Trump on Taiwan at Beijing Summit

Chinese President Xi warned his US counterpart Trump that missteps on Taiwan could push the two countries into "conflict."

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US Coast Guard Finalizes $3.5B Contract for Five Arctic Security Cutters

The US Coast Guard has finalized a $3.5-billion contract for Davie Defense to supply a new class of polar icebreaker vessels comprising five Arctic Security Cutters.

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Anduril, US to Scale Production of Barracuda-500M Cruise Missile

The Pentagon has signed a framework agreement with Anduril Industries to scale production of the low-cost, surface-launched Barracuda-500M (SLB-500M) cruise missile.

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US Military Expands Strike Capacity With 3,000 Leidos LCCM Missiles

The US Department of Defense has moved to procure 3,000 low-cost containerized cruise missiles from Leidos as part of a broader effort to expand mass-produced strike capacity.

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