Trump again chides NATO for failing to back US operations in Iran
The president's remarks came just a day after a tense private meeting with the alliance's Secretary General Mark Rutte at the White House.
By Tanya Noury
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Pentagon’s ouster of Anthropic opens doors for small AI rivals
Small defense industry artificial intelligence startups are suddenly fielding calls from generals, combatant commanders and deep-pocketed investors.
By Mike Stone, Reuters
Defense official: US must invest more in innovation to compete with China
The director of the Defense Innovation Unit said the U.S. needs to harness R&D investment by commercial companies.
By Andrew Eversden
Here’s who will compete head-to-head to build the next homeland missile defense interceptor
Two teams have been chosen out of three to proceed in a competition to build the Next-Generation Interceptor to defend the U.S. against intercontinental ballistic missiles.
By Jen Judson
Rocket Lab launches Army satellite
Gunsmoke-J will help the Army develop tactical capabilities for the war fighter.
By Nathan Strout
Flight test schedule for US hypersonic weapons at risk, says watchdog
The Pentagon is aggressively pursuing hypersonic weapons, but the aggressive schedule for testing is in jeopardy, according to a GAO report.
By Jen Judson
Germany shelves new anti-missile weapon and turns to drone defense
The announcement comes after months of studying options between the costly TLVS platform, aimed at destroying sophisticated missiles and aircraft, and cheaper weapons for intercepting enemy drones.
Portable nuclear reactor project moves forward at Pentagon
The Defense Department wants a portable, small nuclear reactor for use in the field.
By Aaron Mehta
Here’s what to expect in Taiwan’s new defense review
Taiwan will soon release its latest Quadrennial Defense Review, with the island’s parliament reportedly receiving advance copies of the document.
By Mike Yeo
Two Saudi companies to produce Turkish drones
Intra Defense Technologies and Advanced Electronics Company will produce the Karayel-SU under license from the Vestel Savunma.
Pentagon, Intel partner to make more US microchips for military
Amid worries about potential tampering with chips from overseas, the project seeks to convert more microchips into higher-performing designs with more security features.
By Andrew Eversden