General Motors is in talks with Lockheed Martin to produce parts for weapons systems GM would make commonly used components to help Lockheed boost munitions output The discussion comes as U.S. missile and munitions stocks have thinned over the wars in Ukraine and Iran General Motors is negotiating with Lockheed Martin to manufacture parts for...
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DOW Updates Chinese Military Companies List, Identifies 188 Entities Operating in US
The Pentagon has updated its list of Chinese military-linked companies operating in the United States The revised Section 1260H roster identifies 188 entities with alleged ties to China’s military and military-civil fusion efforts The update supports ongoing efforts to assess risks to the U.S. defense industrial base and national security The Department of War has...
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NATO Innovation Fund Leads $15M Investment in RevEng.AI
NATO Innovation Fund led a $15 million Series A investment in RevEng.AI to strengthen software supply chain security RevEng.AI’s platform analyzes compiled software binaries to detect hidden threats and malicious code The investment aligns with NATO’s broader push to advance secure and responsible AI technologies The NATO Innovation Fund, or NIF, has led a $15...
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Ericsson, Canada Partner to Build 5G Defense, Public Safety Innovation Network
Ericsson has partnered with the Canadian government on a national 5G innovation network The AWIN initiative supports defense, emergency response and public safety missions The program will enable testing of AI, IoT and next-generation wireless technologies Ericsson Canada has secured an exclusive partnership with the Canadian government to establish a national 5G innovation platform focused...
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Canada Extends Lockheed Martin Support Contract for CC-130J Fleet
Canada is investing $1.15 billion to sustain and modernize its CC-130J Hercules fleet Upgrades will improve avionics, communications and airspace operations for the RCAF The program will support hundreds of Canadian aerospace jobs through local industry partnerships Lockheed Martin has secured more than $1.15 billion in contract amendments from Canada to support the sustainment and...
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Hanwha, US Defense Officials Discuss Expanding Industrial Cooperation
Hanwha Aerospace has convened senior U.S. military and defense officials in Seoul for discussions centered on defense industrial cooperation and alliance support initiatives between the United States and South Korea. The company said Wednesday the delegation was led by retired Adm. Harry Harris and included generals, flag officers and Defense Intelligence Agency representatives. Hanwha Aerospace...
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Canada to Spin Off Photonics Fabrication Center to Scale Semiconductor, AI Capabilities
Canada will spin off the National Research Council’s Canadian Photonics Fabrication Centre into a commercial entity to expand domestic photonic semiconductor manufacturing and support growth in artificial intelligence and advanced technologies. The Canadian government said Monday the effort will transition the facility to a new operating model designed to attract private sector investment and strengthen...
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NATO Conference Highlights Space as Core Operational Domain
The NATO Space Centre of Excellence convened its second annual conference, drawing more than 500 participants from 33 allied and partner nations to examine the Alliance’s evolving approach to space as an operational domain. The Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Air and Space Summit on July 30 will spotlight how Air Force and Space Force leaders are...
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US, Allies Issue Guidance on Securing Agentic AI Systems
The National Security Agency and allied cybersecurity agencies have released new guidance outlining how government and critical infrastructure organizations should securely adopt agentic artificial intelligence systems. The cybersecurity information sheet, titled “Careful Adoption of Agentic AI Services,” provides a framework for managing risks tied to AI systems capable of autonomous decision-making and action. It was...
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Canada Invests in Winnipeg Defense, Aerospace Projects
Canada has announced $19.5 million in funding for three Winnipeg-based projects aimed at enhancing the country’s defense industrial capacity and advancing aerospace and manufacturing capabilities. What Projects Are Receiving Funding? The Canadian government said Friday the funding, announced by Minister of Northern and Arctic Affairs Rebecca Chartrand, will support projects by Magellan Aerospace, StandardAero and Win-Shield...