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Leidos Seeks Senior Program Director for NATO's $1B+ Operational Network Extension Program

Leidos Seeks Senior Program Director for NATO's $1B+ Operational Network Extension Program

Leidos Seeks Senior Program Director for NATO's $1B+ Operational Network Extension Program
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General Atomics Secures Contract to Produce Hypersonic Weapon Components for U.S. Army and Navy

General Atomics Secures Contract to Produce Hypersonic Weapon Components for U.S. Army and Navy

General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) has been selected by Leidos for a multiyear subcontract to manufacture critical hypersonic components. These components are for weapon systems designed to strike time-sensitive, heavily defended targets at long range. GA-EMS will produce precision-machined parts and cable assemblies for the Common Hypersonic Glide Body (CHGB). This work supports the U.S. Army’s Dark Eagle program and the U.S. Navy’s Conventional Prompt Strike programs. The subcontract extends through 2031 and builds on GA-EMS's previous experience manufacturing prototype glide-body subassemblies and delivering hardware for the successful 2020 CHGB flight test. Scott Forney, president of GA-EMS, stated that this collaboration reinforces their role as a trusted source for high-quality critical components for hypersonic weapons, supporting national security missions. Mike Rucker, vice president of GA-EMS Weapons Programs, highlighted the company's expertise in both electrical and mechanical man...
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General Dynamics Mission Systems Seeks Executive Assistant in Scottsdale, Arizona

General Dynamics Mission Systems Seeks Executive Assistant in Scottsdale, Arizona

General Dynamics Mission Systems Seeks Executive Assistant in Scottsdale, Arizona
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Intel Enhances AI and IoT Security with New EdgeAI Platform and Xeon Processors

Intel Enhances AI and IoT Security with New EdgeAI Platform and Xeon Processors

Intel Enhances AI and IoT Security with New EdgeAI Platform and Xeon Processors
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U.S. Government Explores Equity Ownership in AI Companies to Fund Payments and Enhance Oversight

U.S. Government Explores Equity Ownership in AI Companies to Fund Payments and Enhance Oversight

The U.S. government is actively considering mechanisms to acquire stakes in Artificial Intelligence (AI) companies, driven by two primary objectives: funding direct payments to American households and increasing oversight of the AI industry. Senator Bernie Sanders introduced the American A.I. Sovereign Wealth Fund Act, proposing a 50% stake in 'systemically important' AI companies to distribute annual payments to every American. Separately, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly suggested giving the U.S. federal government a 5% stake in his company. The Trump administration has also moved to solidify the AI supply chain by deploying CHIPS and Science Act funding to acquire ownership positions in 20 companies, including a 10% stake in Intel. These proposals aim to help Americans adapt to economic changes caused by AI and provide the government with greater control over a technology deemed critical for national security. However, the specific financial instruments and their implications for industry regulation and...
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General Atomics Secures Contract for Hypersonic Missile Components Amidst Production Bottlenecks

General Atomics Secures Contract for Hypersonic Missile Components Amidst Production Bottlenecks

General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) has been awarded a subcontract to produce critical components for the U.S. Army's Dark Eagle Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) and the Navy's Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) program. This agreement, announced on November 4, 2026, supports the transition of these hypersonic missiles towards sustained production. The subcontract, part of a larger $2.7 billion U.S. Army contract awarded to Leidos in May 2026, covers precision-machined metal parts, structural components, and electrical cable assemblies for the Common Hypersonic Glide Body (C-HGB). The C-HGB is a maneuvering vehicle shared by both Army and Navy programs, utilizing a common missile architecture adapted for ground-based and maritime launch platforms. This aims to reduce duplication in the development of long-range strike capabilities. The Navy plans to integrate CPS onto three Zumwalt-class destroyers and later on Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarines equipped with Virginia Payload Mo...
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PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Navigates Post-Midterm Business Landscape with Focus on Policy, Regulation, and AI

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Navigates Post-Midterm Business Landscape with Focus on Policy, Regulation, and AI

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Navigates Post-Midterm Business Landscape with Focus on Policy, Regulation, and AI
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BAE Systems, Inc. Seeks Principal Systems Engineer for Anti-Tamper Security in U.S. Defense

BAE Systems, Inc. Seeks Principal Systems Engineer for Anti-Tamper Security in U.S. Defense

BAE Systems, Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of the international defense, aerospace, and security company BAE Systems plc, is actively recruiting a Principal Systems Engineer specializing in anti-tamper security. This role is critical for designing and implementing robust security architectures and countermeasures to protect sensitive U.S. defense technologies from exploitation. The position involves working with Security State of the Art (S-SOTA) technologies, integrating hardware and software, developing system requirements, and validating security solutions. The engineer will be responsible for applying cryptographic and security technologies, leading engineering teams, and collaborating with customers. Key responsibilities also include conducting attack-countermeasure analysis and utilizing model-based systems engineering to ensure defense-in-depth protection. BAE Systems, Inc. operates across multiple U.S. locations, with headquarters in Falls Church, Virginia, and employs over 40,000 people globally, offe...
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Intel's Data Center Revenue Surges 80% in Q3 2026 Amidst Declining PC Chip Sales

Intel's Data Center Revenue Surges 80% in Q3 2026 Amidst Declining PC Chip Sales

Intel's Data Center Revenue Surges 80% in Q3 2026 Amidst Declining PC Chip Sales
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U.S. Space Force Reorganizes Acquisition Processes, Seeks Business Development Executive for Growth Initiatives

U.S. Space Force Reorganizes Acquisition Processes, Seeks Business Development Executive for Growth Initiatives

The U.S. Space Force is undergoing a significant reorganization of its acquisition processes, shifting towards a mission-area Portfolio Acquisition Executive model. This strategic change aims to enhance priorities in critical areas such as missile warning and tracking, space domain awareness, resilient satellite communications, ground systems, and the Golden Dome initiative. In line with these changes, Invictus, a Red River Company, is actively seeking a Business Development Executive to spearhead growth across the entire U.S. Space Force enterprise. This executive role, reporting directly to the President and Chief Growth Officer, is tasked with developing and executing a multi-year account strategy, identifying new opportunities, and building strong relationships with key government leaders and program managers across various Space Force organizations, including Space Systems Command, Space Operations Command, STARCOM, the Space Development Agency, Space RCO, and Headquarters Space Force. The position re...
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AMD's Data Center Business Surges as AI Chip Demand Splits Semiconductor Industry, Intel's PC Market Weakens

AMD's Data Center Business Surges as AI Chip Demand Splits Semiconductor Industry, Intel's PC Market Weakens

AMD's Data Center Business Surges as AI Chip Demand Splits Semiconductor Industry, Intel's PC Market Weakens
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Japan to Allocate ¥10 Billion from Reserves for Enhanced Cybersecurity Measures

Japan to Allocate ¥10 Billion from Reserves for Enhanced Cybersecurity Measures

The Japanese government has decided to allocate approximately 10 billion yen from its fiscal 2026 reserves to significantly enhance its cybersecurity measures. This decision, made on Friday, follows a series of recent data breaches caused by cyberattacks. A substantial portion of these funds, around 2 billion yen, will be dedicated to utilizing artificial intelligence technology to identify vulnerabilities within government systems. Additionally, 4.1 billion yen will be directed towards acquiring necessary equipment and providing training for police personnel involved in investigating cyberattacks. The Digital Agency will also receive 3.8 billion yen to strengthen its system security, underscoring a comprehensive effort to fortify Japan's digital defenses against evolving threats.