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

Posted on September 24, 2026

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

Posted on September 23, 2026

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

BIO-key Earns FIDO Certification for Passkeys Built for Shared Government Workstations

Posted on September 23, 2026

BIO-key’s FIDO-certified Passkey:YOU gives agencies a standards-based way to manage phishing-resistant authentication at shared workstations where phones and individual tokens may not fit.

Progress Completes Domo Platform Purchase, Expanding AI Data-Governance Options for Agencies

Posted on September 22, 2026

Progress’ completed purchase brings a cloud-native AI and data platform into its portfolio, an expansion that could give agencies another vendor to assess for governed AI and enterprise-data programs.

IonQ Tests Real-Time Quantum Error Decoder, a Step Toward Larger Government Research Workloads

Posted on September 22, 2026

IonQ’s real-time decoder test addresses a central fault-tolerance problem: whether classical computing can identify quantum errors quickly enough to keep a larger quantum workload running.

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

Posted on September 22, 2026

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.

SEALSQ, WISeKey Plan Swiss Center to Build Sovereign Post-Quantum Chip Security

Posted on September 21, 2026

The proposed Jura Center would give Switzerland a domestic capability for post-quantum chip personalization, testing and secure provisioning, though the parties still must finalize its financing and implementation.

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

Posted on September 19, 2026

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

Posted on September 18, 2026

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

Posted on September 17, 2026

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.

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