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Ukraine feeds sensitive military data to Palantir AI for training
Dubbed the Dataroom, the secure digital environment will allow Ukrainian defense companies to train and validate their algorithms.
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New Trophy deal expands defensive suite’s Leopard 2 A8 tank user base
The active protection system by Israel’s Rafael will go on tanks in Lithuania, the Netherlands, Czech Republic and Croatia under a $351 million deal.
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Defense tech startups had their best funding year ever in 2025
In 2026, defense-tech startups will have to prove to investors they can turn funding into actual production at scale, one analyst said.
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Macron puts local defense firms on notice France may buy European
The French president said the country’s defense companies shouldn’t get too comfy, as neighbor nations move faster with certain technologies.
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Czechoslovak Group plans stock-market listing amid Europe defense boom
The family-owned defense firm is seeking a valuation of about €30 billion, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the deal.
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Pentagon to invest $1B in L3Harris spinoff rocket motor firm
The Pentagon said its investment will help expand production capacity on critical missile programs like the PAC-3, THAAD, Tomahawk and Standard Missile.
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US shipyard HII expands in UK to service growing Europe UUV business
The enlarged HII site in Portchester, England, will now be able to assemble the company’s Remus 620 medium-class modular unmanned underwater vehicles.
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Dassault Aviation invests in Harmattan AI at €1.4 billion value
The partnership will help Harmattan develop embedded artificial intelligence for Dassault Aviation’s future air combat systems, the companies said.
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Trump threatens to cut Raytheon’s government contract
President Trump said he would cut the defense giant’s government contracts if it does not accelerate weapons production and act to rein in stock buybacks.
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US Marine Corps taps Northrop, Kratos to build Valkyrie drone wingmen
The U.S. Marine Corps’ Valkyries will run using Northrop’s autonomous Prism software, and use a sensor and technology package tailored to fit in a drone.
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Ukraine feeds sensitive military data to Palantir AI for training
Dubbed the Dataroom, the secure digital environment will allow Ukrainian defense companies to train and validate their algorithms.
-
New Trophy deal expands defensive suite’s Leopard 2 A8 tank user base
The active protection system by Israel’s Rafael will go on tanks in Lithuania, the Netherlands, Czech Republic and Croatia under a $351 million deal.
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Defense tech startups had their best funding year ever in 2025
In 2026, defense-tech startups will have to prove to investors they can turn funding into actual production at scale, one analyst said.
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Macron puts local defense firms on notice France may buy European
The French president said the country’s defense companies shouldn’t get too comfy, as neighbor nations move faster with certain technologies.
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Czechoslovak Group plans stock-market listing amid Europe defense boom
The family-owned defense firm is seeking a valuation of about €30 billion, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the deal.
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Pentagon to invest $1B in L3Harris spinoff rocket motor firm
The Pentagon said its investment will help expand production capacity on critical missile programs like the PAC-3, THAAD, Tomahawk and Standard Missile.
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US shipyard HII expands in UK to service growing Europe UUV business
The enlarged HII site in Portchester, England, will now be able to assemble the company’s Remus 620 medium-class modular unmanned underwater vehicles.
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Dassault Aviation invests in Harmattan AI at €1.4 billion value
The partnership will help Harmattan develop embedded artificial intelligence for Dassault Aviation’s future air combat systems, the companies said.
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Trump threatens to cut Raytheon’s government contract
President Trump said he would cut the defense giant’s government contracts if it does not accelerate weapons production and act to rein in stock buybacks.
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US Marine Corps taps Northrop, Kratos to build Valkyrie drone wingmen
The U.S. Marine Corps’ Valkyries will run using Northrop’s autonomous Prism software, and use a sensor and technology package tailored to fit in a drone.
-
Ukraine feeds sensitive military data to Palantir AI for training
Dubbed the Dataroom, the secure digital environment will allow Ukrainian defense companies to train and validate their algorithms.
-
New Trophy deal expands defensive suite’s Leopard 2 A8 tank user base
The active protection system by Israel’s Rafael will go on tanks in Lithuania, the Netherlands, Czech Republic and Croatia under a $351 million deal.
-
Defense tech startups had their best funding year ever in 2025
In 2026, defense-tech startups will have to prove to investors they can turn funding into actual production at scale, one analyst said.
-
Macron puts local defense firms on notice France may buy European
The French president said the country’s defense companies shouldn’t get too comfy, as neighbor nations move faster with certain technologies.
-
Czechoslovak Group plans stock-market listing amid Europe defense boom
The family-owned defense firm is seeking a valuation of about €30 billion, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the deal.
-
Pentagon to invest $1B in L3Harris spinoff rocket motor firm
The Pentagon said its investment will help expand production capacity on critical missile programs like the PAC-3, THAAD, Tomahawk and Standard Missile.
-
US shipyard HII expands in UK to service growing Europe UUV business
The enlarged HII site in Portchester, England, will now be able to assemble the company’s Remus 620 medium-class modular unmanned underwater vehicles.
-
Dassault Aviation invests in Harmattan AI at €1.4 billion value
The partnership will help Harmattan develop embedded artificial intelligence for Dassault Aviation’s future air combat systems, the companies said.
-
Trump threatens to cut Raytheon’s government contract
President Trump said he would cut the defense giant’s government contracts if it does not accelerate weapons production and act to rein in stock buybacks.
-
US Marine Corps taps Northrop, Kratos to build Valkyrie drone wingmen
The U.S. Marine Corps’ Valkyries will run using Northrop’s autonomous Prism software, and use a sensor and technology package tailored to fit in a drone.
