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Heron Systems, a software company known for defeating an experienced Air Force F-16 pilot, has been acquired by Shield AI in a step toward achieving national security priorities and remaining credible in the face of sophisticated peer countries

Applied Insight’s SHIFT cloud emulation platform provides a realistic experience of air-gapped regions that allows uncleared and remote developers to build and test software for sensitive and classified workloads

GIGXR’s HoloChem mixed reality application brings traditional chemistry curricula into visually compelling scenarios that use gamification techniques to encourage concept retention and critical thinking skills

Teledyne will be offering Integra’s new 100V Gallium Nitride on Silicon Carbide power transistors that give designers the ability to increase system power levels and functionality while simplifying system architectures

Designed for use in demanding edge environments, the RVA6152 video encoder and RVA3408 IP KVM extender combine critical, real-time 4K video streaming, recording, extension, and storage with strict military and industrial standards.

The contracts focus on the delivery of Attivo Networks' ThreatDefend platform, which uses advanced deception and machine learning techniques to detect, degrade, disinform and divert adversaries

The new technology from Prudent American Technologies utilizes innovative spring technology to convert recoil into heat energy and actively dissipate both primary and secondary recoil by up to 85%

CACI will continue to provide the Defense Threat Reduction Agency with support in countering and deterring Weapons of Mass Destruction and threat networks

SES Government Solutions will provide C-band satellite services for the U.S. Armed Forces in the Arctic to ensure critical data service and enhanced redundancy and restoral capabilities

The flight test of the Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command System (IBCS) demonstrated joint engagement in an electronic attack environment to successfully engage a cruise missile target

The waveguide horn antennas by Fairview Microwave are made in the U.S. and are offered in 10, 15 and 20 dBi gain options with frequencies ranging from 1.7 GHz to 40 GHz