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Federal procurement is evolving at an unprecedented pace. New acquisition priorities, emerging contracting models, advancing technologies, and increasing expectations for speed and efficiency are reshaping how government and industry do business. To stay competitive, organizations need more than updates—they need practical strategies they can apply immediately. This conferenc...


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ST Engineering’s Digital Systems business has secured new deployments in Asia outside Singapore in the last few months for its counter-drone capability, reflecting growing demand for effective counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) solutions as defence and security agencies strengthen protection against evolving drone threats. The deployments span both defence and critical in...


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Building on their debut at the multinational Exercise Pitch Black in Australia’s Northern Territory in 2024, the Philippines returned for the 2026 iteration with a similarly sized contingent of four Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) FA-50PH fighters and over 160 personnel. Conducted in July-August, the exercise provided the Philippine Air Force (PAF) with an opportunity to […]...


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After unveiling its new production line on 14 July, the South Korean missile firm LIG Defense & Aerospace has commenced assembly of initial KSAM-II air defence missiles. The weapon will eventually be adopted by the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN). The missiles are being assembled at Plant 3 in Gumi, North Gyeongsang Province. The initial […]

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Shield AI and Taiwan’s Thunder Tiger Corporation announced on 29 July that they had completed their first demonstration of the Hivemind autonomous teaming system on unmanned surface vessels (USV). Furthermore, this marked the first time that Hivemind has integrated maritime radar and the automatic identification system (AIS). The combination was tested with multiple assets in...


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