SEA, part of Cohort Group, and Mind Foundry have signed a to take a jointly integrated maritime defence capability to market in the UK and internationally.

There’s a much broader role on the horizon for the satellite industry, and we are just at the beginning. The evolution of the satellite sector has seen an exponential rise of multi-orbit capabilities, a hugely attractive proposition that plugs the sector directly into the telecommunications infrastructure with the ability to bridge gaps in existing terrestrial connectivity and to deliver the best method of communication for the application at hand.

Team FORTITUDE has been selected to provide through-life support, training and capability sustainment to a concept demonstrator for a critical British Army capability.

As civil, commercial, scientific and defense spacecraft become more autonomous, software-defined and data intensive, mission developers need substantially greater onboard processing capability, combined with the resilience, security and reliability required for demanding space environments.

A modified version of BAE Systems subsidiary Malloy Aeronautics’ T-150 Uncrewed Air System (UAS) intercepted multiple one-way attack drones during a US Office of the Under Secretary for Research & Engineering (OUSW) experiment.

Terma has joined the Defense Track of Nordic Compass, the pan-Nordic industrial alliance launched in May 2026. Working alongside Ericsson, Kongsberg, Nokia, Patria and Saab, Terma will help explore how closer industrial cooperation can strengthen Nordic and European defense capabilities.

Elbit Systems Ltd. has completed the acquisition of International Submarine Engineering Ltd. (ISE), a Canada-based company specializing in advanced autonomous underwater and remotely operated systems for the maritime domain. The acquisition was completed for a purchase price that is not material to Elbit Systems.

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions has celebrated a joint groundbreaking ceremony, at the Westgate Academy in Odon, Indiana, marking the beginning of construction for its new Helios and AN/SPY-1 facilities. These facilities, which are the product of $35 million in funding through the Department of War’s Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) program and cost-sharing from Kratos, represent a significant step forward in advancing defense capabilities, innovation, and

MARSS has entered into a £370 million contract to deliver a nationwide counter-drone defence system for Kuwait, covering threats from the air and the sea.

The world is waking up to benefits of Earth Observation (EO). It provides business and mission-critical insights across defence, government and commercial applications, increasing demand for ground station capacity to support more satellites, more passes and burgeoning volumes of data. This poses challenges and opportunities for ground segment development, as solution providers try to balance the demand for increased ground station capacity to meet data demands whilst maximis