Yasmin Tadjdeh

WEB EXCLUSIVE: GM Defense Expanding Portfolio Beyond Vehicles

General Motors' defense business — which was resurrected two years ago after the auto giant sold its defense division to General Dynamics in 2003 — is positioning itself as a technology company rather than just a vehicle manufacturer as it diversifies its product line.

Pentagon to Modernize Bomb Disposal Technology

Worrisome threats from a resurgent Russia and provocative China have made great power competition the No. 1 topic among military officials and analysts, but it wasn’t so long ago that counterterrorism and improvised explosive devices were the buzzwords du jour in the halls of the Pentagon.

BREAKING: National Security Commission on AI Releases Interim Report

A much-anticipated interim report from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence — which was tasked by Congress to research ways to advance the development of AI for national security and defense purposes — was released Nov. 4.

BREAKING: National Security Commission on AI Releases Interim Report

A much-anticipated interim report from the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence — which was tasked by Congress to research ways to advance the development of AI for national security and defense purposes — was released Nov. 4.

JUST IN: Booz Allen Launches New ‘App Store’ for AI

Across the government and military, agencies are working to harness artificial intelligence for a variety of applications. A new product created by Booz Allen Hamilton aims to streamline the adoption AI platforms through an easy to use “app store.”

AUSA NEWS: Budget Uncertainty Threatens Long-Range Assault Aircraft's Schedule

AUSA NEWS: Sikorsky-Boeing’s Defiant Flying Again After 'Bearing Creep' Issue

The Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant — a next-generation helicopter being developed under the Army’s joint multi-role tech demonstrator program — is back in the air after running into technical issues earlier this year, officials said Oct. 15.

AUSA NEWS: Textron Pitches Ripsaw for Army’s Robotic Combat Vehicle Program

Textron Systems, alongside its subsidiary Howe & Howe, and FLIR Systems plan to submit their new Ripsaw M5 platform for the Army’s robotic combat vehicle program.