The Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office awarded Anduril a $100 million other transaction agreement to scale its "edge data integration services capabilities," the Defense Department ...

Japan's project to defend its territory from ballistic missile attack with a new Aegis-equipped ship is now a $1.5 billion project for Lockheed Martin after the Missile Defense Agency on Tokyo's ...

With half of the Navy's amphibious fleet in "poor condition," the ships are not on track to meet their expected service lives, according to the government’s top watchdog. Facing the unlikeliness of ...

The Dec. 3, 2024 Government Accountability Office report "examines the extent to which (1) the Navy and Marine Corps are addressing challenges with fleet availability; (2) the Navy is addressing ...

Rheinmetall AG officially closed on its $950 billion purchase of Loc Performance Products, LLC on Nov. 29, a move aimed at strengthening the Düsseldorf-based vendor's hand in the United States' ground ...

The Biden administration announced a $725 million aid package for Ukraine today that includes air defense capabilities, rocket system munitions, artillery rounds and anti-tank weapons. The package, ...

Oshkosh Corp. today announced Matthew Field had been appointed as the company's next chief financial officer. "Field will succeed Michael Pack, who transitioned to president of the Company’s ...

The Nov. 29, 2024 Congressional Research Service "In Focus" report discusses operations in the information environment.

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Paladin Capital Group leader Michael Steed says technologists and the tech investment community should have a much-needed seat at the cyber and artificial intelligence policymakin ...

In late November 2024, the White House Office of Management and Budget submitted "anomalies" lists that includes spending exemptions related to Ukrainian military aid and the U.S. submarine industrial ...

Defense contractors, especially those with highly visible Pentagon programs that are behind schedule and over budget, are being advised to lay low and prepare to make offerings at the altar of ...