Mega defense corp Thales faces Anglo-French bribery and corruption probe Authorities remain tight-lipped on specifics Public Sector22 Nov 2024 | 14
Flanked by Palantir and AWS, Anthropic's Claude marches into US defense intelligence An emotionally manipulable AI in the hands of the Pentagon and CIA? Cool AI + ML07 Nov 2024 | 4
Meta gives nod to weaponizing Llama – but only for the good guys Change of mind follows discovery China was playing with it uninvited? AI + ML06 Nov 2024 | 9
US Army should ditch tanks for AI drones, says Eric Schmidt And what do you know, Google's former CEO just so happens to have a commercial solution AI + ML30 Oct 2024 | 161
Data pilfered from Pentagon IT supplier Leidos Updated With numerous US government agency customers, any leak could be serious Cyber-crime24 Jul 2024 | 2
US Army doubles down on laser tag with $95M for prototyping Recently confirming first use of energy weapons in the field, military now wants bigger, better systems Science22 May 2024 | 17
Japan may join UK/US/Australia defense-oriented AI and quantum alliance But not the nuclear subs bit Public Sector09 Apr 2024 | 30
UK will be HQ for high-flying next-gen fighter jet treaty with Italy, Japan Global Combat Air Program aims to replace Eurofighter Typhoon and Mitsubishi F-2 Public Sector18 Dec 2023 | 71
UK MoD braves the weather to train maritime AI capabilities We will scan them on the beaches AI + ML02 Nov 2023 | 18
$350B DoD nuke makeover efforts lack oversight, say inspectors Still, it's not like it's a matter of life and death, is it? Public Sector30 Oct 2023 | 18
Improving defense of US space assets isn't rocket science. Oh wait Can Booz Allen Hamilton get systems engineered with $630M and 7 years? Cybersecurity Month05 Oct 2023 | 4
UK splashes £4B to dive into next-gen nuclear submarines Detailed design and long lead contracts signed off for SSN-AUKUS project Public Sector03 Oct 2023 | 23
UK procurement is too glacial to bring AI into defense, MPs told Projects take so long that tech is out of date before it enters service, industry says Public Sector25 Sep 2023 | 17
Grant Shapps named UK defense supremo in latest 'tech-savvy' Tory tale Comment He praised Apple for its 'open source' tech – now he'll oversee AI use to defend Britain from its foes Bootnotes31 Aug 2023 | 98
Experts scoff at UK Lords' suggestion that AI could one day make battlefield decisions Conservative peer admits he can't tell between dogs and cats either AI + ML30 Jun 2023 | 45
Micron, Applied Materials make big investments in India Not building fabs, but fabulous for India – as is GE coming to build jet engines On-Prem23 Jun 2023 |
Japan's revised space security plan reportedly considers counterstrike capability What happened to 'for all mankind'? Fear of Russia and China, for starters The Reg in Space14 Jun 2023 | 10
UK launches SKYNET – not a doomsday plot, just shopping for improved satellite comms They really need to start branding these things better Networks05 Jun 2023 | 14
Proliferation of AI weapons among non-state actors 'could be impossible to stop' Governments also have no theory on how nefarious groups might behave using the tech AI + ML21 Apr 2023 | 24
How DARPA wants to rethink the fundamentals of AI to include trust Comment Would you trust your life to the current generation of AIs? Yeah, we wouldn't either AI + ML20 Apr 2023 | 25
Cardboard drones running open source flight software take off in Ukraine and beyond 'CORVO' ships with tape and glue, gives defense orgs just-in-time drone capability for a song Defense Tech Week07 Apr 2023 | 86
Pentagon advised to get agile if it wants to keep up with evolving threats I feel the need, the need for code speed Public Sector07 Apr 2023 | 14
DoD taps Apple exec to lead commercial tech adoption unit Doug Beck definitely won't be transforming the US military into the iArmy, right? Defense Tech Week05 Apr 2023 | 1
Drones aim to undo Ukraine's landmine problem Feature Draganfly aims to help clear invaded nation of deadly devices Defense Tech Week05 Apr 2023 | 36
As defense tech goes commercial, does national security miss out? Investors and educators called on to think more broadly at think tank event Defense Tech Week05 Apr 2023 | 14
China aims to pair J-20 stealth fighter with 'loyal wingman' battle drone Reports suggest Beijing may speed past rivals with supersonic helper for its air superiority weapon Defense Tech Week03 Apr 2023 | 28
US Navy turns to hull-climbing bots to combat maintenance backlog video Seals are totally yesterday's news - the Navy's latest critter is a Gecko Defense Tech Week03 Apr 2023 | 19
Why a top US cyber spy urges: Get religious about backups Lesson we've learned from Ukraine Defense Tech Week03 Apr 2023 | 36
Huge lithium discovery could end world shortages ... Oh, wait, it's in Iran Good thing we've got a great rapport with Tehran, no? On-Prem04 Mar 2023 | 86
Defense boffins take notes from sci-fi writers on the future of warfare Neat! Everything's gonna be just like Call of Duty! Offbeat02 Mar 2023 | 29
Chinese defence boffins ponder microwaving Starlink satellites to stop surveillance Beijing has filed the paperwork for its LEO constellation, but SpaceX is already there Science27 Feb 2023 | 94
Spotted at industry confab: Quadcopter equipped with Brit missiles Ukraine is so fond of Updated BAE falls over itself to stress it's only a hypothetical serving suggestion Offbeat26 Sep 2022 | 19
NASA to commission independent UFO study The truth is out there, and the space agency intends to find it – scientifically Science10 Jun 2022 | 28
Departing Space Force chief architect likens Pentagon's tech acquisition to a BSoD US military must 'ride the wave of commercial innovation ... or risk drowning under its own weight' On-Prem19 Apr 2022 | 58
Chinese teen braniacs are being trained to build new AI weapons Beijing Institute of Technology launches a new programme to further defense interests AI + ML09 Nov 2018 | 26
Pentagon's JEDI mind tricks at odds with our 'values' says Google: Ad giant evaporates from $10bn cloud contract bid 'Compliance' is a corporate value isn't it? SaaS09 Oct 2018 | 54
US Senator Ron Wyden to Pentagon: Encrypt your websites CIO Dana Deasy, your certificate is from Akamai. Why? Legal24 May 2018 | 39
Uncle Sam needs you... to debug, improve Dept of Defense open-source software at code.mil You don't hate freedom, do you? You love America, right? Software25 Feb 2017 | 25
Make America, wait, what again? US Army may need foreign weapons to keep up Putting the US of A first could require arms from Europe Bootnotes23 Jan 2017 | 114
US Army bug hunters in 'state of fear' that sees flaws go unreported Army academics recommend proper patching, pen tests, and bug bounties Security27 Oct 2015 | 25
BAE points electromagnetic projectile at US Army Railguns for 'Future fighting vehicle' Science27 Oct 2014 | 70
Nvidia chases defense, intelligence ISVs with GPUs Chewing through signals and video in real-time On-Prem24 Jul 2013 | 2
Star Wars missile intercept fails for fifth year running Pentagon wants to expand multi-billion dollar program Legal08 Jul 2013 | 50
Military contractor warns of new Adobe Reader exploit Attacks already under way Security06 Dec 2011 | 10
Japan's Parliament, defense contractor, pierced by hackers Emails, fighter jet plans, exposed Security25 Oct 2011 | 5
UK plans increased spending on cyber-security We shall fight them at the firewall Security14 Sep 2010 | 17
US Navy SEALs buy twin-screen laptops, refuse Vista Blu-Ray drive essential military kit, seemingly Personal Tech10 Feb 2009 | 34
Top Qinetiq raider to retire with vast treasure chest His parrot will not lack for treats On-Prem09 Feb 2009 | 6
MoD orders £3m anti-friendly-fire 'Combat ID Server' 404 Error: Blue-on-blue Sky of Death Legal06 Feb 2009 | 30
British troops to wear smart earplugs in Afghan combat Pop star plugs let through voice, cut off gunfire Legal06 Feb 2009 | 30
US Navy spends $12m on electric hypercannon Railgun dreadnoughts to rule the waves? Science05 Feb 2009 | 40
US Army hands out $3.5m for portable fuel-cell powerpack Bullets, beans, Band Aids and batteries methanol Legal29 Apr 2008 | 4
US to fund 'man-made lightning' raygun tech $10m for quasi-lethal cattleprod blasters Science25 Apr 2007 | 3