The U.S. government just took a big step toward overseeing artificial intelligence. President Donald Trump signed a new executive order asking AI companies to share their most advanced models with the government before releasing them publicly. This process is voluntary. Companies can choose to submit their AI models up to 30 days before launch. The
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Robots are stepping into the front lines of defense. Taiwan just revealed three versions of four-legged robot dogs designed to patrol its remote islands in the South China Sea. These aren’t your typical robots—they are built to scout, watch, and even carry firepower. Could these mechanical sentries change the game in a tense maritime hotspot?
Something big just launched in the space industry—not a rocket, but the race to own orbital mobility. Impulse Space just grabbed a whopping $500 million investment. This fresh capital rockets their valuation beyond $4 billion. What’s driving this frenzy? The game is no longer just about getting into space. It’s about moving around once you’re
Palantir, a US data analytics giant, has been growing its footprint in the UK. Its software is now used by the NHS, the Ministry of Defence, and several police forces. The company’s AI-driven tools help make sense of large datasets, from patient records to military intelligence. But Palantir’s rise is causing unease. Critics worry about
Berlin’s Stark is rewriting the rules of defense tech — and fast. Founded just 18 months ago, this startup is now chasing a €2.5 billion valuation. How did a company so young pull off such a feat? By building kamikaze drones that strike targets autonomously and explode on impact. The future of warfare is here,
Southern California is heating up with a cluster of tech events that investors and founders can’t ignore. From defense innovation to AI breakthroughs, the region is staging some of the most important conversations of 2026. StrictlyVC lands in Los Angeles on June 18, promising an intimate night of sharp talks and high-stakes networking. The Aerospace
Blue Origin is doubling down on Florida with a $600 million expansion. The company broke ground on an 830,000-square-foot factory focused solely on building upper stages for its New Glenn rocket. The project is named “Project Horizon.” The timing is no accident. In April, Blue Origin’s New Glenn upper stage malfunctioned, failing to place a
The US government just admitted it has a serious problem. Anthropic, an AI company officially blacklisted by the Pentagon as a national security risk, remains a vital supplier to the NSA. The catch? The government lacks the hardware to run alternatives. Behind the scenes, the White House approved a secret $9 billion emergency fund to
Imagine soldiers equipped with smart glasses that aren’t just displays but full command centers. They don’t just see the battlefield—they live it, breathe it, and control it. This is no sci-fi fantasy. It’s the bold vision Anduril and Meta are building right now for the US military. These augmented-reality glasses are designed to turn soldiers
Imagine soldiers seeing the battlefield like a video game—except this game controls real drones, tracks enemies, and guides life-saving decisions. This is not sci-fi. It’s happening now. Anduril, a defense tech powerhouse, is building next-level smart glasses that could transform warfare forever. Augmented Reality Meets the Frontline Soldiers wear helmets loaded with screens that overlay
