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The Air Force recently experimented with multiple artificial intelligence tools designed to improve battle management, expanding on and validating the service’s past work to test the technology for future operations.
The Department of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS) Cross-Functional Team hosted its inaugural Multi-Decision Advantage Sprint f...
The Navy is conducting market research for an “Advanced Emission Suppression Missile” with extended range that could knock out enemy air defense systems, according to a request for information released Wednesday.
The release of the RFI comes as the U.S. military works to boost its munitions arsenals. The Navy is also looking for new tools capable of degrading advers...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth established a new direct reporting portfolio manager for unmanned offensive and defensive systems — dubbed DRPM-UxS — to serve as the “single joint integrator” for almost all of the Pentagon’s autonomous and drone assets, investments and operations.
In an official memorandum to senior Defense Department and military leaders dated June ...
Amazon Web Services and Anduril debuted a new co-product offering Tuesday that officials billed as purpose-built for military commanders and first responders who need cloud-grade computing, storage and AI capabilities in remote areas, or places where connectivity is severely degraded or denied.
During the AWS Summit, experts from both companies demonstrated the hard...
Then-sergeant first class Jacob Gaskill felt uneasy last year. He had been in the Army for more than a decade as an explosive ordnance technician before heading to the Army Software Factory. There and over the course of multiple years, he helped fix some of the service’s most pressing digital issues.
But in 2025, his software tour was coming to a close. Armed with a...