Defence

The UAE's Cabinet AI Advisor and 50% agentic government target raise urgent questions about where machine authority ends.

EverProX's new MSDL chipset extends high-speed camera links tens of metres at under 100 mW, targeting robotics, defence, and medical imaging.

Seoul's record 2027 budget and a $118bn Future Response Fund reveal how sovereign AI ambition collides with physical infrastructure limits.

The Sarfartoq acquisition could supply a third of all NdPr oxide refined outside China, reshaping Western magnet supply chains.

The Czech defence conglomerate uses Poland's largest arms fair to debut new tactical platforms as Central Europe's rearmament drive accelerates.

The Nasdaq-listed autonomous defence firm bets its Gulf expansion on a former Israeli diplomat with deep sovereign-capital ties across the GCC.

The Israeli supply chain integrator's record backlog signals sustained defence procurement demand amid regional security pressures.

Norway's sensiBel launches an 84dBA SNR microphone aimed at humanoid robots, acoustic drone detection, and AI beamforming arrays.

A classified C5ISR production contract underscores rising Pentagon demand for affordable, rapid-manufacture mil-spec hardware across hypersonics and counter-UAS.

Norway's sensiBel launches a 136dB dynamic-range microphone aimed at humanoid robots, acoustic drone detection and AI beamforming arrays.

A $22bn backlog and fresh intelligence and missile-testing awards signal sustained US defence modernisation spend.

The enterprise AI platform operator promotes its COO as firms struggle to move AI models into real-world business decisions.

Two new task orders covering 25 countries bring Parsons' counter-nuclear smuggling portfolio to $90m, spanning the Middle East and Africa.

The Nasdaq-listed defence manufacturer walks away from a precision machining LOI, doubling down on robotics and automation instead.

Czech industrial group CSG takes a strategic stake in Calgary-based North Vector Dynamics, targeting NATO air-defence markets with hypersonic and counter-drone tech.

The Israeli supply chain integrator's 29% Q2 revenue jump and record $31m backlog point to resilient defence and aerospace tech demand.

The $514m contract option extends Parsons' role in US integrated missile defence as hypersonic and ballistic threats accelerate procurement cycles.

The Czech defence group's 17% revenue surge reflects NATO rearmament capital flows colliding with advanced drone and hypersonic technologies.

Industrial-technology group CSG secures multi-region military engineering vehicle contracts, signalling sustained demand for NATO-interoperable land mobility systems.

Firefly's Pentagon-backed debris-removal design contract signals orbital sustainability as a defence procurement priority.