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Dutch radar firm Robin turns bird-spotting skills into drone defense
The company’s expertise in distinguishing bird species on radar can help operators identify drone threats, even swarms.
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At Taiwan arms show, vendors bank on cheap weapons for big damage
With the support of the U.S. administration seen as iffy, Taipei officials try to diversify their roster or weapons suppliers.
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South Korean manufacturers outline plans to bolster US shipbuilding
Three of South Korea’s industrial titans are planning major shifts in current shipyard operations to help revitalize American shipbuilding.
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Army adopts venture capital model to speed tech to soldiers
The Army’s new Fuze program is kicking off to bring technology to soldiers rapidly.
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Rheinmetall to buy Lürssen yard’s naval business to move into warships
NVL adds around €1 billion (US$1.2 billion) in annual sales in the naval domain, compared to Rheinmetall’s 2024 revenue of €9.75 billion.
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BAE braces for biggest-ever order of CV90 combat vehicle in 2026
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Lithuania, Estonia and the Netherlands in June agreed to explore joint procurement of the CV90.
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General Dynamics premieres combat variant of Ajax vehicle
The Ajax infantry fighting vehicle’s turret system was developed by Lockheed Martin at the U.S. company’s facility in Bedfordshire, in the U.K.
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Leonardo snaps up Nordic cybersecurity firms in bid to shift focus
CEO Cingolani laid out the Italian defense giant’s strategy after announcing a series of new investments during the summer.
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DSEI UK to show war’s tech revolution, military adviser Waterfall says
This year’s edition of the show will feature an expanded tech zone, and organizer Clarion says DSEI UK 2025 will be the biggest yet.
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US Army awards Lockheed record $9.8 billion missile contract
The multiyear contract is the largest in the history of Lockheed Martin’s Missiles & Fire Control business.
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Dutch radar firm Robin turns bird-spotting skills into drone defense
The company’s expertise in distinguishing bird species on radar can help operators identify drone threats, even swarms.
-
At Taiwan arms show, vendors bank on cheap weapons for big damage
With the support of the U.S. administration seen as iffy, Taipei officials try to diversify their roster or weapons suppliers.
-
South Korean manufacturers outline plans to bolster US shipbuilding
Three of South Korea’s industrial titans are planning major shifts in current shipyard operations to help revitalize American shipbuilding.
-
Army adopts venture capital model to speed tech to soldiers
The Army’s new Fuze program is kicking off to bring technology to soldiers rapidly.
-
Rheinmetall to buy Lürssen yard’s naval business to move into warships
NVL adds around €1 billion (US$1.2 billion) in annual sales in the naval domain, compared to Rheinmetall’s 2024 revenue of €9.75 billion.
-
BAE braces for biggest-ever order of CV90 combat vehicle in 2026
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Lithuania, Estonia and the Netherlands in June agreed to explore joint procurement of the CV90.
-
General Dynamics premieres combat variant of Ajax vehicle
The Ajax infantry fighting vehicle’s turret system was developed by Lockheed Martin at the U.S. company’s facility in Bedfordshire, in the U.K.
-
Leonardo snaps up Nordic cybersecurity firms in bid to shift focus
CEO Cingolani laid out the Italian defense giant’s strategy after announcing a series of new investments during the summer.
-
DSEI UK to show war’s tech revolution, military adviser Waterfall says
This year’s edition of the show will feature an expanded tech zone, and organizer Clarion says DSEI UK 2025 will be the biggest yet.
-
US Army awards Lockheed record $9.8 billion missile contract
The multiyear contract is the largest in the history of Lockheed Martin’s Missiles & Fire Control business.
-
Dutch radar firm Robin turns bird-spotting skills into drone defense
The company’s expertise in distinguishing bird species on radar can help operators identify drone threats, even swarms.
-
At Taiwan arms show, vendors bank on cheap weapons for big damage
With the support of the U.S. administration seen as iffy, Taipei officials try to diversify their roster or weapons suppliers.
-
South Korean manufacturers outline plans to bolster US shipbuilding
Three of South Korea’s industrial titans are planning major shifts in current shipyard operations to help revitalize American shipbuilding.
-
Army adopts venture capital model to speed tech to soldiers
The Army’s new Fuze program is kicking off to bring technology to soldiers rapidly.
-
Rheinmetall to buy Lürssen yard’s naval business to move into warships
NVL adds around €1 billion (US$1.2 billion) in annual sales in the naval domain, compared to Rheinmetall’s 2024 revenue of €9.75 billion.
-
BAE braces for biggest-ever order of CV90 combat vehicle in 2026
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Lithuania, Estonia and the Netherlands in June agreed to explore joint procurement of the CV90.
-
General Dynamics premieres combat variant of Ajax vehicle
The Ajax infantry fighting vehicle’s turret system was developed by Lockheed Martin at the U.S. company’s facility in Bedfordshire, in the U.K.
-
Leonardo snaps up Nordic cybersecurity firms in bid to shift focus
CEO Cingolani laid out the Italian defense giant’s strategy after announcing a series of new investments during the summer.
-
DSEI UK to show war’s tech revolution, military adviser Waterfall says
This year’s edition of the show will feature an expanded tech zone, and organizer Clarion says DSEI UK 2025 will be the biggest yet.
-
US Army awards Lockheed record $9.8 billion missile contract
The multiyear contract is the largest in the history of Lockheed Martin’s Missiles & Fire Control business.
