The White House is expanding the market for offensive cyber capabilities—and drawing more of the private sector into that ecosystem—even as policy boundaries around their use remain unclear.

The Pentagon wants to buy almost $1 billion—$994.1 million to be precise—worth of counterdrone tech in 2027, according to budget documents.  The request, under other Army procurement for counter-small unmanned aerial systems, is …

Award still planned for September despite lawmakers’ qualms.

The Navy doesn’t want robot boat prototypes, so it nixed its existing unmanned surface vehicle program in favor of an already-made-or-being-built strategy. That move rattled industry last week, but it could bring the Navy closer to getting what i…

The company just closed a $1.75 billion funding round with eyes on increasing production tenfold.

For Ukraine, co-production and commercial ties offer a “path forward” amid stalled diplomacy.

Recent weeks have seen a flurry of partnerships by defense-tech companies and orders from nations under fire.

Additional rules raise “a lot of questions,” one private-sector lawyer said.

The Pentagon’s equity stake in critical minerals company MP Materials seems to be paying off.  “We were on the verge of an economic shutdown” last year as China restricted rare earth magnetics exports to the U.S. said James Liti…