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Chinese drone maker DJI, which dominates the consumer global market, said Saturday it was suing the US Department of Defense, complaining that Washington had "erroneously" included the company on a Chinese military company blacklist.

“The war in Ukraine changed everything about how young people think about the Department of Defense’s work, and really the important mission of deterrence."

If more young people in tech don’t start working with the Department of Defense, “we are going to lose the battle of the future,” she said.

Raytheon to develop diamond and aluminum nitride semiconductors in response to China's gallium export controls.

As we near the first anniversary of the October 7 attack on Israel, the conflict in the Middle East has escalated significantly. Iran just launched nearly 200 missiles on Israel, and Israel has continued its fight against Hezbollah in Lebanon, and Hamas in Gaza.

America’s current military capabilities have been questioned in light of rising threats from China, Russia, Iran and North Korea

US biodefenses are being bolstered by a supercomputer and a high tech research lab.

US Department of Defense, NASA and the Pentagon all previously relied on Leidos for IT services.

The US military recently launched a groundbreaking initiative to strengthen ties with the commercial space industry. The aim is to integrate commercial equipment into military space operations, including satellites and other hardware. This would enhance cybersecurity for military satellites.

Forget the days of trying to figure out how to transfer petabytes of data in a timely fashion. Gryf makes that carry-on friendly.

Microsoft reportedly proposed the tool to the US Department of Defense during a training seminar in October 2023. The tool can "create images to train battle management systems."