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Category: Defense Technology

Lyntris Qualifies SPY-6 Radar Assembly to Ease Navy Supply-Chain Risk

U.S. Navy destroyer with radar arrays underway at sea

Lyntris has completed qualification of a wedgelock assembly for Raytheon’s SPY-6 radar program, an effort intended to reduce a supply constraint as Navy radar production rises.

First Breach Completes Untethered Drone Flight as It Builds U.S.-Made Capacity for Agencies

Gray and black quadcopter drone with a cylindrical camera or sensor module beneath the airframe

First Breach’s successful first untethered drone flight marks a promising step toward expanding U.S. made drone capabilities for defense and government customers.

Beam Global Plans U.S. Drone Manufacturing to Support Defense Procurement

quadcopter drone flying outdoors

Beam Global’s proposed acquisition could add a drone platform and U.S. manufacturing to its existing defense customer base, but the target, terms and closing remain undisclosed.

Lockheed Martin Rolls Out Germany’s First F-35A, Starting a Path to More Interoperable NATO Operations

Close-up of a military fighter jet cockpit with pilots.

Germany’s first F-35A has left the production line, beginning a delivery and training sequence that could give the Luftwaffe a more integrated role in NATO operations.

Week in Review: Events Shaping Government Priorities and Spending

Editorial illustration of a fighter jet and naval vessel operating at night above the Persian Gulf.

This week’s events point to connected pressures on public-sector technology spending, from defense readiness and resilient connectivity to procurement and infrastructure planning.

Innoviz LiDAR Receives Israeli Defense Recognition for Counter-Drone and Perimeter Security Uses

Razor wire atop a perimeter fence at a secured facility

The recognition is not a procurement award, but it gives Innoviz’s automotive-grade sensing technology a formal basis for potential defense and homeland-security evaluations.

Cemtrex’s Vicon Receives Federal Surveillance Orders and Adds Faster Video Review Tools

security operations center video surveillance monitors

The federal orders, placed through an existing channel partner, coincide with a software update intended to make browser-based video review faster for government security teams.

Leonardo DRS Wins KDDX Electric-Propulsion Work to Support Advanced Naval Systems

naval destroyer at sea

The Nasdaq-listed defense technology company will provide permanent-magnet motors and variable-frequency drives for South Korea’s next-generation KDDX destroyer program.

Viasat Brings ViaSat-3 F2 Online Across the Americas, Expanding Resilient Government Connectivity

Satellite communications ground antenna beneath a blue sky.

The new satellite completes Viasat’s three-satellite ViaSat-3 constellation and adds capacity, flexibility and claimed resilience for customers across the Americas.

First Breach Signs Three-Year Ammunition Deal to Expand Law Enforcement Distribution

Ammunition cartridges arranged on a dark surface.

The agreement sets staged monthly purchase commitments for First Breach ammunition, while SAS Ammo’s channels include law enforcement agencies.

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