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Military drone swarms are emerging as one of the most consequential developments in autonomous warfare.

Unlike conventional drone operations, where individual aircraft are controlled separately, swarms are designed to allow multiple unmanned systems to coordinate, share information, adapt to battlefield conditions, and carry out missions collectively.

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A US aerospace startup has taken a massive step toward revolutionizing air travel by starting development of a blended-wing passenger aircraft that promises up to 50 percent lower fuel burn.

The new aircraft is being showcased at the Farnborough International Airshow in Hampshire, UK, taking place from July 20 to 24. It is set to become the world’s first commercial...


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Drone swarms and cruise missiles are both designed to make life difficult for modern air-defense systems, but they do it in very different ways.

Cruise missiles rely on long range, precision, low-altitude flight, and powerful warheads. Drone swarms, meanwhile, trade individual capability for numbers, coordination, and the ability to saturate defenses.

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German company SAXON Q has built a high-powered “quantum computer” that doesn’t need a lab or giant supercoolers to run.

On July 21, the company announced the commercial launch of its SXQ128 and SXQ512 systems, scaling up to 128 and 512 qubits, respectively. These are the first quantum computers based on diamond nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers to break past the 10-qu...


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US pharmaceutical giant Bristol Myers Squibb (BMS) has teamed up with chip maker NVIDIA to build the sector’s largest AI supercomputer. The computing cluster is expected to be online by January 2027 and will be hosted by data center company Equinix under a co-location agreement.

The wave of artificial intelligence that is sweeping companies across the globe isn’t ...


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