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According to FutureTEKnow, Sierra Space raised $550M in a Series C round to advance its defense-focused space technologies, including satellites and a reusable spaceplane....
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A Strike Drone That Can Fly Blind—and Still Hit Its Target
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As mobile networks evolve toward more open and software-driven architectures, they are becoming more flexible — but also more exposed. Modern 5G systems rely...
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The rapid rise of drone warfare has exposed a key limitation in traditional radar systems. Small, low-flying drones are difficult to detect, especially when...
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The Mining Leftovers That Could Change Tech Security
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Autonomous robots still struggle with a basic problem that animals solve effortlessly: how to keep moving when conditions suddenly change. Uneven terrain, loss of...
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This Soft Robot Jumps Using Nothing but Light
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Why Securing Critical Systems Now Starts With Simplicity
Cloud environments were meant to simplify IT. Instead, for many large organizations, they have become a new source of risk. As enterprises adopted SaaS...
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Written by Or Shalom
Over the past decade, the world of unmanned systems has undergone a profound transformation: from specialized, expensive, and complex platforms operated...
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The rapid spread of small drones on the battlefield is exposing a persistent weakness in traditional air defense: low-altitude coverage. Quadcopters and loitering munitions...
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