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'Countries want what works': Why Europe wants Israeli tech
As global defense spending rises, Aurelius Capital is betting that combat-proven Israeli technology will lead
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With defense-tech investment surging, INNOFENSE Cohort 7 opens
IAI, SIG SAUER test Israeli drone armed with machine gun in live-fire trial
Israel opens national pavilion at AUSA to showcase battleproven systems to the US Army
Lockheed Martin reveals new secret missile, fast tracks production
The AIM-260 JATM has been developed in secrecy for years as an answer to long-range air threats from China
IAI debuts new tactical vehicle for German special forces
Two TAHRs to be transported inside CH‑47 Chinook helicopters, with crews able to achieve combat readiness shortly after landing
Building a drone bridge from Israel's Negev to NATO’s eastern flank
From Gaza-border communities to Latvia’s border with Russia and Belarus, frontline experience is becoming a bridge for innovation
AI can think, but can it communicate? - opinion
Israel wants to lead the age of physical AI. To do that, we need to simulate not only the world autonomous machines can see, but the invisible world their signals travel through
Rafael, Lockheed accelerate SPICE 1000 integration on Israeli F‑35s
Both the SPICE 1000 and SPICE 250 have been employed in the long‑range missions against Iran and Yemen.
The final frontier: US reveals Space Force has 'on-orbit space control weapons' for first time
Meink declined to say whether the weapons were kinetic, meaning systems designed to physically damage or destroy a target, or non-kinetic systems such as electronic warfare capabilities.
US defense tech company Ondas buys GATE in latest Israeli company acquisition
The acquisition includes GATE, which develops, manufactures, and licenses advanced electronic safe and arm devices (ESADs), as well as its European partner, Bron Technologies.
Ukraine wins first reported naval drone‑on‑drone battle in the Black Sea
Ukrainian USVs have destroyed Russian ships both at port and at sea, hitting over 100 Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov and Black Sea over the summer
The real value of autonomous drones isn’t flight, it’s their presence - opinion
Autonomous drones are becoming infrastructure that allow for constant, low‑cost security and inspection. The real shift isn’t the aircraft anymore, it’s the business model.
Behind the killer robots of Ukraine's new warfare 'revolution'
'They don't need food, they don't need water, they don't need logs delivered to build shelters Basically, we don't need to feel for them. It's a hunk of iron sent to do the job'
