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Raytheon, an RTX business, has conducted a test for the prototype of its new electronic warfare system for the U.S. Navy’s Super Hornet aircraft. The company said Tuesday it has completed the Delta Design Review for its Advanced Electronic Warfare, or ADVEW, prototype for the F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet. The test, executed ahead of schedule, is […] More
BAE Systems’ FAST Labs research and development organization has received a $6 million contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency as part of the Pipelined Reasoning of Verifiers Enabling Robust Systems, or PROVERS, program. DARPA Contract Scope The company said Wednesday it will develop a Department of Defense-relevant system that showcases the integration of formal […] More
The incoming Trump administration should prioritize the adoption of new technologies to ensure the efficiency and integrity of federal grant and loan programs, which distribute nearly $3 trillion in funding every year, according to Bill Webner, the CEO of loans, grants and fraud platform developer Allocore. ‘Untenable’ Reliance on Legacy Systems Webner, a 2024 Wash100 […] More
James Clevenger, director of government sales at Hughes Network Systems, said government agencies that plan to upgrade their wireless infrastructure with 5G technology could adopt some of the lessons the Department of Defense learned from its 5G network implementation. In an article published Wednesday on the company’s website, Clevenger highlighted how private 5G networks could […] More
General Dynamics Information Technology and ServiceNow have signed a two-year partnership agreement to enhance the artificial intelligence-driven IT operations of the public sector. GDIT said Wednesday that it will integrate ServiceNow’s AI and machine learning IT operations platform into its Cove AI Ops Digital Accelerator to help government agencies automate routine tasks, address issues proactively and gain […] More
ChatGPT developer OpenAI is venturing into the defense sector through a partnership with Anduril Industries that would integrate its artificial intelligence technology with Anduril’s counter-unmanned aircraft systems, or CUAS, and Lattice software network. The collaboration will seek ways to use AI models to improve situational awareness by synthesizing time-sensitive data rapidly with less human effort, […] More
Turingon has announced its entry into NVIDIA Inception, a program that supports startups building technologies that advance artificial intelligence and data science. The proposal automation and compliance platform provider said Tuesday that its membership in the initiative will enable the continued development of its flagship product, Proposal Pilot. What is NVIDIA’s Inception Program? NVIDIA launched […] More
LeoLabs has appointed Ronald Moultrie to its board of directors, bringing to the role decades of leadership experience across the intelligence community and defense sector. As an outside director, Moultrie will provide independent corporate oversight to ensure that the organization will continue to enjoy the U.S. government’s trust and confidence, LeoLabs said Tuesday. The new […] More
The Naval Postgraduate School has partnered with NVIDIA to develop artificial intelligence and simulation technologies aimed at enhancing education and research. NPS said Tuesday the collaboration was announced during a ceremony held last month at NVIDIA’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California. Retired U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Ann Rondeau, president of NPS, and NVIDIA Vice President of External […] More
RTX BBN Technologies, a research and development company specializing in advanced technology for national security, is developing photonic sensors under a program initiated by the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency. DARPA’s Photonic Sensor Initiative The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based company said Tuesday it is creating photonic chip-scale quantum sensors that utilize exotic quantum states of squeezed light. These deployable […] More
The U.S. State Department has approved Tunisia’s request to purchase 184 Javelin FGM-148F missiles under a $107.7 million foreign military sales agreement. The FMS package includes fly-to-buy missiles, command launch units, simulators, operator guides, tools, spare parts as well as other related logistics and program support, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Tuesday. Designed for the […] More
Safran Defense & Space Inc., a U.S. subsidiary of French aerospace and defense company Safran, has launched a strategic initiative to boost its support for America’s defense and space sectors. Joe Bogosian, president and CEO of Safran DSI, said in a press release Tuesday, “By leveraging Safran’s globally proven expertise and investing in U.S. engineering […] More
