Browsing: military technology

In the ongoing conflict in Gaza, Israel has been rapidly developing and deploying AI-backed military technologies to identify and target Hamas leaders.

The US Navy suggests that the next combat jet could be the last with a human pilot, marking a significant shift in aerial warfare thinking. Other nations are also exploring uncrewed options for next-generation fighter jets.

An analysis of the defense innovation disparity between the US and Europe, emphasizing the need for European governments to support startups and embrace technological advancements.

Munich-based Alpine Eagle is developing an airborne counter-drone system called Sentinel, attracting significant investment and interest from the military due to the rise of cheap, but effective, attack drones.

Defense tech startup Epirus raises $250 million in Series D funding to scale production of its anti-drone weapons, expand into new markets, and strengthen its supply chain.

A startup co-founded by former Google engineers is revolutionizing night vision using AI and off-the-shelf smartphone technology, securing millions in government contracts.

The owner of a North Carolina company has admitted guilt to attempting to sell electronic devices with military applications to China without the necessary export license.

A San Antonio-based drone company, Darkhive, is working to provide inexpensive, reliable, and competitive drones, targeting the global market currently dominated by Chinese manufacturers.

This article provides insights into investing in defense tech startups, highlighting the importance of assessing real-world impact, cost savings, and genuine customer interest.