Category: Defense One
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Drones Are The Future Of War
Ukraine is set to build more than five million drones this year, prompting NATO to rethink how it prepares for future wars. Cheap, mass-produced systems are beginning to rival expensive military hardware.
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A Battery Built for Years
Nuclear waste could soon keep drones and satellites running for years without a recharge.
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Satellites May Never Sleep Again
DARPA is backing nuclear-waste-powered batteries that could keep drones, satellites and remote military systems running for years.
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ChatGPT Enters the Pentagon
ChatGPT is heading deeper into the Pentagon’s AI stack.
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AI Is Training In The Desert
A desert dirt-bike race is becoming a live testing ground for battlefield AI.
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New AI Bill Targets Warfare
A new US bill wants the Pentagon to slow down before handing AI too much power in warfare.It targets high-risk uses like nuclear missions, lethal targeting, cyber operations and domestic surveillance.
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Ukraine’s Secret Weapon Isn’t Human
Ukraine’s war story is no longer just about survival.
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The Rise of Robot Warfare
Ukraine is turning war robots from battlefield experiments into frontline assault tools, even forcing Russian troops to surrender without Ukrainian infantry entering the fight.
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Hormuz Becomes Iran’s Weapon
Trump’s Iran strategy is buying time, but not leverage, and Tehran is turning the Strait of Hormuz into its biggest bargaining chip.
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The Fighter Jet’s New Best Friend
Anduril is accelerating into the Air Force’s drone-wingman race, moving YFQ-44A Fury production to its giant Ohio factory months earlier than planned.