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Turkish navy starts construction of three new warships

The Turkish navy has begun the new year by announcing the construction of three warships based on domestic designs: a submarine, an aircraft carrier and the lead ship of the highly anticipated TF-2000 air-defense destroyer series.

Webcast: The State of JADC2

In this webcast, Defense News examines the state of JADC2, upcoming milestones and lessons learned from its current development and implementation.

China unveils amphibious assault ship that can launch fighter jets

China launched a new amphibious assault ship Friday, capable of launching fighter jets and designed to strengthen the navy’s combat ability in distant seas.

eBook: The Future of Training

A look at how the U.S. is adapting training methods and technology to modern challenges.

Whitepaper: The AI-Equipped Soldier and the Changing Landscape of War

This whitepaper explores how AI speeds up battlefield decisions with better data processing, how AI raises ethical concerns, how AI demands faster acquisition processes to keep pace, and more.

Estonian anti-drone mini missile to be tested in Ukraine

An Estonian tech startup has developed a miniature missile designed to counter low-flying drones that it plans to test in Ukraine this month, as Russian drone attacks continue to cause havoc across the war-torn country.

Italy gets Lynx fighting vehicle for testing ahead of first contract

Germany’s Rheinmetall has loaned a Lynx tracked vehicle to the Italian army to test, as Italy prepares to sign a half-billion euro contract ($513 million) for a first batch of the vehicles by mid-2025.

Webcast: Protecting Data in Contested & Denied Environments

In this webcast, C4ISRNET examined the challenges of protecting data in contested and denied environments, including network infrastructure, the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning and how troops in the field can effectively use data instead of being overwhelmed by it.

Italy sells Piaggio Aerospace to Turkish drone maker Baykar

Turkish drone manufacturer Baykar has purchased Italy’s Piaggio Aerospace, reflecting Baykar’s growing global ambitions while marking a timely rescue for the troubled Italian aircraft producer.

US Army extends Palantir’s contract for its data-harnessing platform

The U.S. Army has awarded Palantir a $400.7 million contract to continue providing its artificial intelligence-enabled Vantage system as the service’s main data platform.

Cybersecurity and hardware intersect to secure global connections

This Army unit is the first to field new company and battalion drones

Soldiers with the 10th Mountain Division, which is currently deployed in Romania, recently became the first Army unit to field the service’s newest reconnaissance drones.

Webcast: AI's Role in the Future of Defense Manufacturing

In this webcast, Defense News will examine AI-driven manufacturing, its role in the modern production process and how it can ensure manufacturers are meeting delivery targets, capabilities requirements and financial goals.

Webcast: Modernizing to Meet Tomorrow's Defense Needs

In this webcast, Defense News examined the state of the industrial base, what is needed to meet future military manufacturing needs and how to ensure that production can keep pace with the rapidly changing challenges of modern warfare.

US Army unit in Poland the first to field new rocket system

A Germany-based artillery brigade is now the first Army unit fully equipped with the service’s next-generation Multiple Launch Rocket System.

Whitepaper: Cybersecurity in the Quantum Era

Learn more about how quantum computing creates new cybersecurity challenges, how modern standards help protect data against quantum computing attacks, and more.

India commissions Russian-built warship amid enduring ties with Moscow

Eleven years after its keel was laid, India has taken receipt of a 3,900-ton guided missile frigate from Russia.

Space Operations Command preps for new shared domain awareness tool

The leader of U.S. Space Operations Command is hopeful the Space Force can meet its goal of delivering a command-and-control platform that allows operators to see a common picture of the domain by the end of next year.

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