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The Royal Navy tested a robotic boat launching a tethered drone in rough seas, demonstrating autonomous maritime surveillance capabilities.

Majestic Labs unveiled an Arm-based AI server replacing GPUs with unified LPDDR6 memory, claiming lower costs and dramatically larger capacity.

Unitree unveiled the AS2-W robotic vehicle featuring advanced AI, rugged mobility, and specifications attracting military interest after recent joint exercises.

Etched secured SK Hynix backing at a $10.3 billion valuation while expanding custom AI inference hardware using Low Voltage Inference technology.

Ukraine receives Stone Cloak technology rights from Britain, allowing domestic production of tablet-sized electronic warfare devices designed against enemy drones.

AI firms buy and destroy rare pre-2022 books to create clean training data, concealing purchases through NDAs while courts approve the practice.

Meta redesigned its storage architecture with SSD caching and faster metadata access, dramatically reducing AI loading times while improving GPU utilisation.

Ukraine plans longer-range drones reaching 10,000 km by 2027 while pursuing US cooperation for production, testing, and advanced unmanned technology development.

Reusable bomber drones carrying 18-pound payloads will compete in October's Gauntlet trial for $32 million in prototype contracts.

NEC launches 999g LAVIE BM94C featuring AI battery management, premium hardware, and approximately 30.5 hours of video playback.

Ukraine approves MUL.E electric military motorcycle combining minefield mobility, drone charging capability and frontline transport for demanding combat operations.

Washington is reportedly pursuing Ukrainian drone intellectual property instead of a formal partnership, aiming to manufacture comparable systems domestically.

The US Army awards TCOM $447 million contract despite increasing concerns about surveillance balloon vulnerability against inexpensive battlefield drones.

Nikkei Asia claims five technology giants hold $1.65 trillion in hidden obligations, fueling Enron comparisons and increasing investor concern worldwide.

InformNapalm claims cyber specialists manipulated Russian air defenses into destroying a Su-57, although Moscow insists the aircraft suffered a technical failure.

The BRRRRT Act seeks to slow A-10 retirements by restoring capabilities and tightening replacement requirements following recent operational missions.

Ukraine approves turbojet-powered guided bombs reaching 200 kilometers while expanding domestic manufacturing, engineering expertise, and precision strike capabilities.

Ukraine unveiled a reusable Liutyi drone carrying four missiles, replacing its previous one-way strike mission with reusable combat capability.

Northrop Grumman launches MRV satellite servicing spacecraft, whose robotic arms have also sparked debate over possible military applications.

SkyFall unveils the faster P1-SUN Jetkiller interceptor as Ukraine responds to increasingly common Russian jet-powered Shahed drone attacks effectively.

UFORCE and RECONCRAFT will manufacture MAGURA naval drones in America, expanding production of Ukraine's combat-tested unmanned maritime platform significantly.

WEKA combines NeuralMesh 6 with WEKApod 3, using compression and 1,800 Micron SSDs to claim 1.1 exabytes per rack.

GSMA estimates Europe's Huawei removal could cost €40 billion, greatly exceeding Commission projections amid ongoing disagreement over replacement expenses.

UC Irvine developed an implantable bioelectric outlet allowing needle-based charging and 16 Mbps data transfers without permanently exposing electrical connections.

Ukraine formally introduced the Tsyklop interceptor, combining high-altitude attacks with expanding domestic drone production and increasingly advanced aerial defense programs.