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The MESH SDR module handles AES-128 and AES-256 encryption and is available across six DTC product lines The wearable Sentry Mesh 6161 and the BluSDR-6 built for small drones offer the validated module FIPS 140-3, published by NIST in 2019, sets four rising security levels for cryptographic modules protecting sensitive data DTC‘s MESH SDR Cryptography […] More
RAPTR supports modeling, simulation and prototyping for mission planners Listed users include the Space Warfighting Analysis Center, U.S. Space Command and the intelligence community RAPTR earned “Awardable” status on the CDAO’s Tradewinds marketplace LMI‘s RAPTR modeling and simulation platform is now available through the Rapid Capabilities Cell commercial solutions opening at Naval Information Warfare Center […] More
Carahsoft will serve as Cohere’s public sector distributor Cohere’s software can be deployed in air-gapped and on-premises settings, keeping data inside the customer’s environment It earned FedRAMP High authorization in May through Second Front Systems Government agencies can now buy Cohere’s artificial intelligence models and its North agentic AI platform through Carahsoft. Carahsoft said Thursday […] More
The AI agents pull from imagery, sensor data and open-source reporting, weighing sources against each other and flagging uncertainty SOCOM used the tool during the Trojan Footprint 26 exercise A recent Air Force contract has the platform fusing open-source data to build battlespace awareness for commanders Danti has released a new version of its agentic […] More
The 2,800-square-foot office in the University of Illinois Research Park supports 10 employees It replaces a nearby Champaign site the nonprofit had held since 2010 The location backs existing contracts and independent R&D in areas like electromagnetics, modeling and radar systems Riverside Research has opened an office in the University of Illinois Research Park in […] More
Parcata is model-agnostic, drawing on multiple large language models It scans first- and third-party software and can patch zero-day flaws in real time Its underlying tech was validated in DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge Leidos has built an artificial intelligence-powered platform designed to locate software vulnerabilities and patch them without human intervention. The company introduced the […] More
Two partner yards hold contracts for eight structural units on Philadelphia, LPD 32, with work already in early production Partners build outfitted units at their own sites, then ship them to Pascagoula for final integration The approach follows the destroyer line, where six partners across several states took on early work starting in 2025 HII […] More
RAMP-C gave defense firms a domestic path to design and fabricate trusted chips It ran in three phases, from technology and design tools through customer onboarding to hardware prototype tapeouts Participants used Intel’s 18A process, whose new transistor and power-delivery tech help meet size, weight and power limits Intel Foundry has finished its work on […] More
Starfire is a system-on-chip pairing eight processor cores with a neural processing unit and integrated graphics Two configurations are on offer: a 10-watt version delivering up to 45 TOPS and a 35-watt version reaching up to 75 TOPS Radiation testing is still underway, with Intel expecting it to wrap by the end of the third […] More
The SES subsidiary will deliver continuous low-latency connectivity to the station through its LEO Relay Services The relay routes traffic through medium Earth orbit instead of direct-to-ground links Starlab is building its station under NASA’s Commercial LEO program SES Space & Defense and Starlab have partnered to develop the communications architecture for the latter’s commercial […] More
Roby Lentz takes over as CEO, stepping up from COO and succeeding founder Ranjit Das Delphinus plans to put the capital toward its workforce, technical capabilities and acquisitions Delphinus holds spots on two Navy ship-repair contracts, including a submarine work deal valued at up to $1.9 billion Delphinus Engineering has taken an investment from Bluestone […] More
The ships will rise at Hanwha’s Philadelphia yard, with TOTE Services managing construction The first vessel, named Golden Defender, is due in 2030 The MRIV will replace the aging Pacific Tracker and Pacific Collector Hanwha Philly Shipyard and TOTE Services have been selected to deliver the Missile Defense Agency’s Missile Range Instrumentation Vessels, or MRIV. […] More
