Author name: Ben Adler

As summer draws to a close, the defence and military technology sector gears up for a flurry of critical events across North America. These gatherings are not mere networking opportunities—they are incubators for innovation, where generals collaborat

A new report from New America has sounded the alarm on the transformative impact of quantum technologies on military operations, warning that quantum computing and sensing are poised to redefine both threats and defensive strategies. The Future of De

Ukraine’s military-industrial complex has undergone a radical transformation since Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022. Once dominated by government-led defence contractors, the war has forced Ukraine to innovate at an unprecedented pace, particular

The National Security Tech Alliance (NSTA) is a bold step in Australia’s quest to fortify its sovereign technology capabilities amid escalating global security risks and the rise of digital warfare. This initiative, spearheaded by the Tech Council of

The landscape of modern warfare is evolving at an unprecedented pace, shifting from brute force to technological supremacy. Nations are now measured by their ability to innovate, adapt, and deploy cutting-edge military systems. In this new paradigm,

Japan’s direct participation in an AUKUS Pillar II initiative marks a significant milestone in regional defence collaboration and underscores the growing importance of underwater autonomous systems in modern military strategy. The recent exercises in

A new Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Advanced Space and Defence Technologies has been established at SASTRA University in Thirumalaisamudhram, marking a significant step forward in India’s indigenous technological development. The initiative, a colla

The Indian Army’s recent “Exercise Divya Drishti” in East Sikkim has underscored the country’s growing emphasis on drone warfare and AI-enabled military technology. The high-altitude exercise, conducted by the Trishakti Corps, tested a range of cutti

China’s ambitions to become a top-tier global arms supplier are facing serious scrutiny as a series of combat failures involving its military hardware have exposed critical weaknesses. Systems marketed as cost-effective alternatives to Western and Ru

The defence sector is undergoing a paradigm shift, driven by the urgent need for operational agility and supply chain resilience. At the heart of this transformation is additive manufacturing (AM), a technology that is rapidly moving from prototyping