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27 Feb 25. Silvus Technologies Launches MAN-PC: MANET Power Control for Enhanced LPD. Silvus Technologies, Inc. has launched MAN-PC (MANET Power Control), a battle-tested solution proven by U.S. military users to minimize RF detection while maintaining robust network connectivity. To mark the official launch and its proven effectiveness, Silvus is offering a limited time 50% off discount on MAN-PC software licenses for qualified customers.
A core Low Probability of Detection (LPD) feature within Silvus’ Spectrum Dominance suite of LPI/LPD, and Anti-Jamming (AJ) capabilities, MAN-PC dynamically adjusts the transmit power of StreamCaster MANET radios, ensuring reliable mesh network connectivity while significantly reducing RF emissions. This minimizes the probability of detection, allowing operators to maneuver closer to adversaries before being detected.
Validated LPD Performance in Real-World Operations
Tested and validated by U.S. military users, MAN-PC has demonstrated its effectiveness in reducing RF detectability while ensuring seamless MANET connectivity in real-world operations.
MAN-PC Key Capabilities:
- Dynamic Power Control: Automatically throttles transmit power to the minimum amount necessary to maintain network connectivity.
- Seamless Scalability: Configurable across every node within a mesh network to minimize their RF signature.
- Compatibility: Seamlessly integrates with other Spectrum Dominance capabilities, including MAN-IA (MANET Interference Avoidance) and MAN-IC (MANET Interference Cancellation).
Spectrum Dominance: Secure & Protected Communications in Contested Environments
As a software licensable extension of Silvus’ proprietary MN-MIMO waveform, Spectrum Dominance is an expansive suite of LPI/LPD and AJ resiliency capabilities that enable secure and protected mesh network communications without sacrificing performance. Together, they enable StreamCaster MANET radios to thrive in congested and contested electronic warfare (EW) environments, empowering operators to achieve their mission objectives even under electronic attack.
Spectrum Dominance takes a layered approach to LPI/LPD concealment and defense, with every radio in the Silvus MN-MIMO waveform powered mesh network performing real-time spectrum analysis and interference monitoring.
Upon detection of interference, Spectrum Dominance employs multiple AJ resiliency techniques to mitigate electronic attacks. By accessing Spectrum Dominance’s full suite of capabilities, the warfighter now has a range of options available to counter adversarial threats. Silvus is the only tactical MANET provider that delivers Spectrum Dominance LPI/LPD and AJ capabilities without sacrificing range, throughput, or robustness.
Spectrum Dominance – Core Feature Set:
- MAN-PC (MANET Power Control): Nodes dynamically adjusts the transmit power of StreamCaster MANET radios to minimize RF emissions while maintaining network connectivity.
- MAN-PW (MANET Protected Waveform): When MAN-PW is enabled, the MN-MIMO waveform is hardened for increased resiliency.
- MAN-IC (MANET Interference Cancellation): StreamCaster MANET radios continuously monitor for interference, using advanced spatial signal processing techniques to nullify the offending interfering signal.
- MAN-IA (MANET Interference Avoidance): StreamCaster MANET radios sense the RF spectrum for interference across multiple user-defined channels, moving the entire network to the cleanest frequency when interference is detected.
“Spectrum Dominance empowers the warfighter to achieve decision dominance and RF spectrum overmatch against any adversary,” said Jimi Henderson, Vice President of Sales for Silvus. “With MAN-PC, operators now have the ability to conceal or reduce their radio’s RF signature from adversarial detection, while maintaining reliable network connectivity in dynamically changing and contested environments.” (Source: UAS VISION)
27 Feb 25. Thales, a global leader in advanced technologies, and Cubic, a leading global provider of software-defined vehicle (SDV) solutions, have announced a collaboration to drive innovation and simplify connectivity management. Leveraging Thales’s eSIM management platform, Cubic will enhance its eSIM solution capabilities to align with the latest GSMA standards, ensuring seamless global connectivity across industries such as automotive, transportation, and agriculture. With the adoption of the GSMA SGP.32* standard for IoT, the stakes for the sector are significant. This standard outlines several important technical and business requirements for eSIM management in the IoT, including enhanced security, interoperability across devices and network operators, and scalability for high-volume deployments. This new framework is critical for enabling the large-scale deployment of eSIM technology across a variety of devices, addressing the need for smart and seamless connectivity management. This partnership introduces Thales’s eSIM management platform – compliant with the GSMA SGP.32 standard – to Cubic’s existing multi-network and global connectivity management ecosystem. This innovation enables the continued mass deployment of eSIMs across Cubic’s vast footprint of over 200 countries, while simplifying connectivity management across multiple devices by automating subscription activation and updates remotely. This dramatically reduces the need for manual intervention, physical SIM swaps or device recalls. Cubic’s customers, including Volkswagen AG, Cariad, General Motors, SEAT, IVECO and CNH could benefit from enhanced solutions such as this, to help ensure managing vehicle connectivity becomes effortless. Vehicles equipped with Cubic’s solution which now integrates Thales’s platform can automatically connect to local networks when crossing borders, eliminating the need for complex development or additional costs. This ensures a seamless global experience for automotive manufacturers and their customers as cars can be pre-configured with connectivity profiles at the factory level and activated dynamically as they are deployed in the field.
“Thales has been a trusted partner of Cubic since 2017″, said Nick Power, CTO at Cubic. “For OEMs, adopting GSMA M2M eSIM has been anything but simple. Technical complexity, vendor lock-in, and managing multi-MNO connectivity at a global scale have all slowed adoption. Transitioning to a leaner, more efficient GSMA eSIM IoT architecture will be essential. This collaboration highlights our commitment to standardisation, interoperability and innovation ensuring Cubic customers can enjoy a more flexible, cost efficient and a future-proof approach to global connectivity.”
“With this upgrade, Cubic aims to remain at the forefront of IoT connectivity by addressing evolving market demands. The integration of Thales’s “On-Demand Subscription Manager” platform will enable Cubic to maximize end-to-end connectivity management for OEMs, ensuring devices are seamlessly connected from factory to field,” said Eva Rudin, VP Mobile Connectivity Solutions at Thales. “This collaboration highlights our commitment to standardization, interoperability, and innovation for IoT.”
* GSMA SGP. 32 contains the technical specifications for the remote eSIM management of Internet of things (IoT) devices and other types of mobile device deployments.
27 Feb 25. L3Harris and Shield AI Team for Breakthrough in Autonomy. L3Harris Technologies [NYSE: LHX] and Shield AI will collaborate on a demonstration to enable an electronic warfare (EW) operation with AI-enabled unmanned systems that will sense, adapt and act while simultaneously executing physical and electromagnetic movements. At the core of this effort is L3Harris’ Distributed Spectrum Collaboration and Operations, or DiSCO™, a software-defined Electromagnetic Battle Management ecosystem that can detect, collect and analyze known and unknown threat signals within minutes. This specific collaboration pairs DiSCO with Shield AI’s Hivemind.
“Our warfighters face a complex, multi-domain battlefield full of rapidly evolving threats,” said Ed Zoiss, President, Space and Airborne Systems, L3Harris. “DiSCO will leverage Shield AI’s Hivemind autonomy software to accelerate the ability to make faster, more informed decisions.”
“Adversaries’ kill webs are complex, restrict access and put assets at risk. Countering them requires shifting to distributed, autonomous kill webs that sense, decide and act in real-time,” said Christian Gutierrez, VP of Hivemind Solutions, Shield AI. “Integrating Hivemind autonomy with L3Harris’ EW capabilities enables dynamic maneuverability in contested environments.”
L3Harris and Shield AI will continue further demonstrations and integrations, leveraging the strengths of both companies to deliver scalable, multi-domain solutions for the U.S. and its allies. (Source: ASD Network)
26 Feb 25. US Critical Materials Corp., a rare earth exploration and process technology company, is pleased to announce groundbreaking results from its Sheep Creek rare earth deposit in Montana. Independent findings confirm that Sheep Creek holds the highest reported grades of any known deposit in the United States, along with the highest concentrations of gallium—a material essential to national security. With grades approaching 9% (89,932 ppm) and combined neodymium and praseodymium concentrations of 2.4% (23,810 ppm), as measured by Activation Labs (actlabs.com), an independent geochemical and geo-metallurgical analysis lab, Sheep Creek surpasses any other known domestic resource. US Critical Materials mineral claims cover approximately 10 square miles. The initial 2.5 square mile site contains over 60 carbonatite formations, underscoring its vast potential.
“US Critical Materials has higher rare earth grades than those found in Greenland and Ukraine,” said Jim Hedrick, President of US Critical Materials, and the former Rare Earth Commodity Specialist at the US Geological Survey (USGS). Mr. Hedrick’s career spans over 30 years evaluating geological formations and properties for the U.S. government.
“Recent discussions have highlighted US interest in Ukraine’s and Greenland’s rare earth deposits. However, according to data from each territory’s official Geological Surveys, Sheep Creek’s rare earth grades exceed known deposits in these two areas. Furthermore, the scientific verification of Sheep Creek’s mineral content is more comprehensive and precise than in Greenland or Ukraine,” stated Hedrick.
Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with Idaho National Laboratory (INL)
The company’s Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) with Idaho National Laboratory (INL), a national laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy, positions us to be a leader of sustainable, environmentally responsible processing solutions. US Critical Materials is committed to environmentally responsible extraction methods. The Company has extended its CRADA with INL through February 2027. This partnership focuses on refining sustainable separation and processing technologies for carbonatite ore, ensuring minimal environmental impact while maximizing resource efficiency.
Strategic Importance of Sheep Creek
The critical minerals at Sheep Creek are vital for defense and space capabilities, advanced manufacturing, and environmentally-friendly technologies. These findings reinforce the site’s strategic significance, particularly as global competition for rare earth resources intensifies. U.S. Critical Materials looks forward to supporting the administration’s focus on developing critical mineral sovereignty for national defense.
Gallium: A National Security Imperative
Sheep Creek’s high gallium concentrations come at a crucial time, following China’s ban on gallium exports to the United States. The measured gallium grades at Sheep Creek range from 180 to 385 ppm— far exceeding the 50ppm that the U.S. had been importing, predominantly from China.
Gallium is a key component in:
- Semiconductors and microchips for defense and consumer electronics
- Advanced radar, communication systems, and Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Satellite and space technology
“Over my 30+ year career evaluating properties for the U.S. government, I have never encountered a deposit with the high rare earth and gallium grades being generated at Sheep Creek,” stated Jim Hedrick.
About US Critical Materials
US Critical Materials Corp. is a privately held rare earth exploration and process development company headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. With substantial mineral holdings in Montana and Idaho, the company is dedicated to securing a domestically sustainable, high-grade supply of rare earth elements and gallium, reducing US reliance on imports, and ensuring a stable, independent supply chain for national security. We are currently utilizing and developing multiple environmentally friendly technologies for exploration and processing of rare earths and critical minerals. (Source: PR Newswire)
25 Feb 25. MARTAC, Sealartec introduce new ALARS for USVs. The system enables autonomous deployment and retrieval of MARTAC’s Mantas T8 and T12 USVs from the Devil Ray T38 platform. Maritime Tactical Systems (MARTAC), in collaboration with Sealartec, has introduced a new fully Autonomous Launch & Recovery System (ALARS) capability for uncrewed surface vessels (USVs). This system enables the autonomous deployment and retrieval of MARTAC’s MANTAS T8 and T12 models, from the larger Devil Ray T38 platform. The 2.5m man-portable MANTAS T8 system and the 3.6 metre T12 can now be launched and recovered without human intervention, using the ALARS. The T8 features all-electric powertrain, promoting clean and sustainable operations, while the T12 is designed for extended duty cycles and can be deployed from various platforms. ALARS enhances operational capabilities by allowing for autonomous operations in up to sea state four. It is designed as an add-on system that integrates seamlessly with minimal modifications to the Devil Ray USVs. Integrated into the Devil Ray main control system, the ALARS uses Sealartec’s local positioning system (LPS) to accurately determine the position of the MANTAS T12 during the recovery phase. Following the successful capture, the system automatically loads and secures the MANTAS T12 onto the Devil Ray T38. This integration allows the Devil Ray T38 to swiftly continue its mission. Additionally, ALARS has an adaptable cradle that accommodates various UxV systems for launch and recovery from the Devil Rays.
MARTAC CEO Bruce Hanson said: “Launching this ALARS takes us a step closer to realising the ability to deploy and autonomously operate USV fleets capable of performing complex missions over large areas. In general, UxVs represent high value payloads because they expand mission possibilities and endurance. Early when we discussed missions with end-users, we recognised the value in autonomously launching the MANTAS from our Devil Rays as a force multiplier in support of integrated manned and unmanned operations. Combining this ALARS capability with our Advanced AI Autonomy allow us to deploy USVs at scale to perform fully autonomous missions hundred or even thousands of miles away from personnel. It is truly autonomous. This ALARS is available now and MARTAC and Sealartac are building out our capacity to scale for 2025.”
In 2021, the US Navy’s Task Force 59 (TF59) integrated and assessed the MANTAS T12 USV during the New Horizon exercise in the Arabian Gulf. (Source: naval-technology.com)
26 Feb 25. Quantum Trilogy launches to deliver mission-critical. Quantum Trilogy is adopting an optimal sourcing strategy to develop vendor-agnostic, custom-built secure technology that accurately meets an organization’s unique demands – at pace. Its problem-centric organizational design serves the complexities of contemporary critical operations in today’s geopolitical world. In addition, the company constantly looks to the future and prepares for tomorrow’s challenges, anticipating the development of technology and the client’s need to innovate purposefully. Vital for industries including national security and defense, emergency services, humanitarian assistance, and disaster recovery, Quantum Trilogy’s resources provide comprehensive support for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) operations and deliver military-grade Command and Control (C2) systems for agile and secure communications. Effective bandwidth optimization is also essential in Quantum Trilogy services for transferring data, including high-definition video files and critical information, transmitted consistently, with low latency and uncompromised quality.
The company works with high-profile clients for sensitive programs. To date, it has been providing its services to governments and militaries to solve critical connectivity challenges, delivering tailored satellite and bold technological solutions.
Alain Obadia, CEO at Quantum Trilogy, says: “By curating secure, reliable, and adaptive products and services via a wide range of applications, we are helping organizations succeed in critical missions worldwide. Our optimal sourcing strategy gives us and our customers a formidable advantage throughout the lifecycle of critical challenges. We see making a positive impact on the world as our mission and responsibility – building a better future and making a difference on a broader scale.”
“As a people-centered company, we prioritize our clients, employees, partners, and local communities. Our contributions aim to protect and empower those in need, even in challenging environments. By working with the best in the industry who share our vision, we ensure that every aspect of an operation is supported by proven expertise, cutting-edge technology, and our genuine dedication to success – for now and in the future.”
“Our work with high-profile worldwide forces puts us in a trusted position to make a difference and innovate to deliver customized solutions for our clients – all with an unwavering commitment to ethical practices. We aim to become the ‘go-to’ global capability provider for complex crises and shape a brighter tomorrow.”
Quantum Trilogy executes its services through its dedicated manufacturing facility, and 24/7 network operation center alongside a global partner network. This network includes established trusted alliances with industry leaders such as multi-network satellite operators, hardware specialists, and software innovators. This unmatched Quantum Trilogy organization provides tailored, high-performance offerings to meet the unique demands of every mission. Quantum Trilogy’s approach enables clients to operate securely, and efficiently in dynamic and complex environments and anticipate future challenges. Its trusted network, innovative technology, personalized frameworks, world-class talent, and bold approach make it a disruptive force within the industry and an emerging leader in the market.
25 Feb 25. A memo obtained by Breaking Defense outlines changes to how the Pentagon acquires software — and potentially presages more changes to come. Pentagon leaders are crafting a plan to shake up how they buy and field technology, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth starting things off by potentially directing that the department adopt the Software Acquisition Pathway (SWP) as the preferred method for software development. In a draft memo obtained by Breaking Defense, Hegseth calls on the department to adopt the Software Acquisition Pathway, a practice created in 2020 to accelerate software development by implementing best practices from the private sector. At its core SWP is a streamlined method for procuring software programs bespoke to DoD requirements. Through the SWP organizations can deploy capabilities into platforms within six months or less, DoD has previously stated that the goal is to speed this process up into hours or days. The memo also directs the use of Commercial Solutions Openings and Other Transactions as the “default solicitation” and award avenue for acquiring capabilities.
“Software is at the core of every weapon and supporting system we field to remain the strongest, most lethal fighting force in the world. While commercial industry has rapidly adjusted to a software- defined product reality, DoD has struggled to reframe our acquisition process from a hardware- centric to a software-centric approach,” the memo reads. (As the memo has not been signed out, it is possible wording could change in the final version of the document.)
“When it comes to software acquisition, we are overdue in pivoting to a performance-based outcome and, as such, it is the Warfighter who pays the price.”
Speaking on background, a defense official told Breaking Defense that the department will not comment “on alleged unsigned draft memos” but did not push back on the contents.
“As a general matter, the department is committed to ensuring our warfighters have cutting-edge digital capabilities,” the official said. “Through that lens, we are looking at the best methods to accelerate the delivery of scalable, secure digital solutions by leveraging commercial innovation, removing bureaucratic barriers, and prioritizing performance-based outcomes.”
Commercial Solutions Openings is a solicitation process developed by the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) that allows the DoD to work with nontraditional defense companies in a more flexible, faster, collaborative manner. Any contracts awarded as a result of this process are handed out as Other Transaction Agreements (OTA).
“This applies to any software pathway program in the planning phase prior to execution. Department Components are prohibited from implementing further guidance on this point that would set out restrictive measures, guidelines, frameworks, directives, or policies other than required by statute,” the memo states.
Furthermore, the Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment, alongside the DIU director, have to develop and submit an implementation plan on how to best utilize these practices within 30 calendar days of the memo being signed.
The memo is expected to kickstart a process aimed at getting new technologies and weapons into the field at a faster clip, which is emerging as a focus for the Trump Pentagon, as Breaking Defense previously reported.
There has also been speculation, including in a Defense One article earlier this month, on how the new Trump administration may restructure offices, to include possibly combining pieces of the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, DIU and Strategic Capabilities Office. (It may be notable that DIU is called out in the memo, potentially as a sign that the organization’s approach and use of OTAs will have greater usage as the Pentagon seeks to increase ties to the commercial sector.)
However, the defense official cautioned that it is still early days of “pie in the sky brainstorming sessions” designed to explore a variety of options to make the Pentagon “more effective and efficient.”
“I strongly caution against buying into one rumor of how this could go at this point,” the defense official previously told Breaking Defense. “Each of the organizations, like DIU, have strengths that would only make sense to build on.”
Earlier this month, one source that works closely with a broad swath of defense companies described this look at acquisition as par for the course anytime a new secretary enters the Pentagon.
“With all new administrations, there is a pretty much ‘stop, relook and clarify priorities period,’” the source said. “And right now there is a sense of urgency with acquisition reform.”
Many of the non-traditional tech companies, the source added, are ecstatic with the “rumored frenzy” of acquisition change. That could potentially include revamping the DIU and funneling more work its way, with companies who focus on software, autonomous systems and capabilities that do not rely on GPS, given the ever-increasing threats from electronic warfare, hoping to cash in.
“They don’t need to recreate the wheel, [but they] need strong leadership with a determined focus,” the source added, referring to the DoD. (Source: Breaking Defense.com)
25 Feb 25. UAVOS Releases Next-Generation Ground Control Station. UAVOS has announced the availability of its next-generation Unmanned Ground Control Systems PGCS-4. The new PGCS-4 improves on the company’s previous generation, time-tested PGCS models, taking years of feedback from the clients and prospects to make a highly reliable ground control station for unmanned operations. The PGCS-4 features an advanced interface enabling operators to execute complex missions with enhanced situational awareness and safety.
With an upgraded full-size keyboard, joysticks, buttons, and switches, the PGCS-4 enables the operator’s performance, ease of use, and security of the operation. This advanced system creates a completely configurable interface for virtually any desired platform and also allows pilots to quickly and easily switch between multiple models of UAV to transfer data to an operator using one ground control station.
Ground Control Key Features:
- Customizable ground control station designed for different mission requirements
- Seamless integration with UAVOS’ UAV systems
- Intuitive and user-friendly interface for precise control in complex environments
The PGCS-4 is now available with the powerful Getac X600 PC. This ground control station supports all UAVOS platforms and ground control software and is expandable to non-UAVOS UAS. (Source: ASD Network)
25 Feb 25. Leidos and SeeTrue Collaborate to Advance AI-Powered Threat Detection Technology Across Market Sectors. Leidos (NYSE:LDOS) and SeeTrue, an artificial intelligence (AI) software company, are partnering to improve the efficiency of airport security and customs screenings through AI-enabled algorithms for detecting prohibited items.
“SeeTrue is an industry leader in threat detection algorithms, and we are excited to join forces with them,” said Michael Van Gelder, Senior Vice President, Security Enterprise Solutions (SES) at Leidos. “Through this smart collaboration, we are further demonstrating our commitment to delivering innovative solutions that provide advanced levels of threat detection for our customers.”
The collaboration will leverage Leidos’ Trusted Mission AI approach with SeeTrue’s advanced technology. By integrating third-party threat detection algorithms, Leidos seeks to accelerate algorithm development to meet the evolving needs of its customers. Currency and narcotics algorithms are two areas of focus that will soon be deployed into the market through Leidos’ ClearScan CT scanner.
“SeeTrue is proud to collaborate with Leidos, a global leader in security solutions, to revolutionize the security screening process,” said Assaf Frenkel, Co-founder & CEO, SeeTrue. “Together, we are leveraging open architecture and cutting-edge AI technology to automate threat detection in security and customs markets. This partnership underscores our shared commitment to creating a safer world through innovative collaboration.”
SES is the cornerstone of Leidos’ comprehensive suite of fully integrated security solutions for aviation, ports, borders, and critical infrastructure customers worldwide.
To learn more about these solutions, please visit www.leidos.com/SES.
About Leidos
Leidos is an industry and technology leader serving government and commercial customers with smarter, more efficient digital and mission innovations. Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, with 48,000 global employees, Leidos reported annual revenues of approximately $16.7 bn for the fiscal year ended January 3, 2025. For more information, visit www.leidos.com.
About SeeTrue
SeeTrue is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) software company and a global leader in prohibited items and threat detection technology, delivering a secure, fast, and efficient security screening process. SeeTrue’s AI solutions integrate seamlessly with X-ray and CT scanners at airports, seaports, urban security checkpoints, customs, and shipment facilities worldwide, making security and travel fast and secure while improving operational efficiency. SeeTrue operates from Tel Aviv, London, New York, and Amsterdam. For more information, visit our website at www.seetrue.ai.
Certain statements in this announcement constitute “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the rules and regulations of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). These statements are based on management’s current beliefs and expectations and are subject to significant risks and uncertainties. These statements are not guarantees of future results or occurrences. A number of factors could cause our actual results, performance, achievements, or industry results to be different from the results, performance, or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. These factors include, but are not limited to, the “Risk Factors” set forth in Leidos’ Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended January 3, 2025, and other such filings that Leidos makes with the SEC from time to time. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date hereof. Leidos does not undertake to update forward-looking statements to reflect the impact of circumstances or events that arise after the date the forward-looking statements were made. (Source: PR Newswire)
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