The Defense Innovation Unit and AUKUS Pillar II have partnered to launch the inaugural trilateral prize challenge to identify electromagnetic spectrum technologies that could offer protection against adversarial electromagnetic-targeting capabilities. AUKUS Pillar
MoreThe Department of Defense has partnered with its U.K. and Australian counterparts to demonstrate various uncrewed robotic vehicles and sensors during a joint trial held at Cultana Training Area, South Australia. The
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U.S. defense companies, lawmakers and allies are calling for a revision of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, which they say appear to hinder collaboration and could impact the alliance of the
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The leaders of the U.S., Australia and the U.K. have established a pathway for Australia to acquire nuclear-powered submarines through a trilateral security partnership called AUKUS as part of efforts to ensure
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KBR, the science, technology and engineering company that serves primarily public sector clientele, has received a three-year contract award from UK Nuclear Waste Services to consult on and organize nuclear energy-related initiatives.
MoreThe leaders of the U.S., Australia and the U.K. have issued a joint statement on their countries’ progress in advancing collaboration on defense and security capabilities under a trilateral security partnership called
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The U.K. defense ministry introduced its science and technology portfolio and announced that it will invest approximately $8.3 billion in research and development over the next four years. The S&T portfolio consists
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and its partners advise organizations to implement protective measures against an advanced persistent threat from Iran’s government. The MuddyWater APT group — also known as Earth
MoreThe U.S. Department of Defense and its counterpart agencies in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany and the U.K. have released a joint document highlighting the need to promote responsible use of
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The U.S. Army has entered into a project arrangement with its British counterpart to work together on developing vertical lift rotorcraft and ensure interoperability between their future air assets. The U.S. service
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