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How war changed the world: 10 military inventions now used by civilians
Innovation is a key aspect that drives militaries forward around the globe. The military ...
Binkov's Battlegrounds on MSN
Modern military technology versus World War One tactics
What would happen if a modern US Army brigade time traveled back to fight Germany in 1914? We explore the possibilities.
Graduates of China's "Seven Sons" defense universities found perches for themselves at U.S. colleges and research labs, and ...
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No place to hide: 5 powerful military satellites giving soldiers a ‘God View’
During the Cold War, satellite reconnaissance was a powerful tool, albeit limited. High-resolution images ...
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US monitor Persian Gulf after considerable military build-up
Does the military build-up and patrol missions in the Gulf point to more Trumpian adventurism in Iran?
While Israel has faced sharp criticism over its war in Gaza, start-up executives say foreigners are eager to buy systems ...
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Chinese scientists embraced by U.S. colleges worked with Chinese military-linked firms
American colleges have admitted Chinese scientists who worked at blacklisted Chinese tech firms that serve the CCP's military and intelligence apparatus, often co-funded by U.S. taxpayers.
John Zito, co-president of Apollo Asset Management, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the slump in software stocks, the impacts of artificial intelligence, and more.
Recognizing the potential benefits of quantum technology, the Indian armed forces have acknowledged its capacity to enhance ...
oldiers at Fort Stewart are incorporating drones and 3D printing technology into their operations, moving away from traditional military tactics to enhance battlefield effectiveness and troop safety.
Canada does have a history of military and security innovation. In the Cold War of the 1950s it developed the Avro Arrow, a supersonic interceptor jet that was later abandoned, to great controversy.
Two start-ups backed by tech billionaires Daniel Ek and Peter Thiel have won contracts worth as much as €4.3bn in total to supply kamikaze drones to Germany’s military, in its first major foray into ...
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