Last Friday, NASA’s Perseverance rover successfully touched down on Mars, where it has begun its two-year mission to search the planet for signs of ancient life.

A new International Research Laboratory (IRL) launched in Adelaide will focus on humans-autonomous agents teaming.

The government has launched a ‘go-to’ guide for small businesses on how to improve their security practices to help them win Defence work.

Based on a work held in August 2019, Defence Science and Technology Group have released a new report into ethical AI uses in a Defence context.

NASA’s Perseverance rover is today making its final descent into the Jezero Crater, 19 degrees north of the Martian equator, where it will look for signs of ancient life.

NATO has selected Thales to provide the first certified defence cloud solution that can be deployed in the theatre of operations in less than 24 hours.

Unisys Corporation announced on Wednesday that the Artificial Intelligence for Decision Making Initiative has awarded Unisys research funding to investigate the use of AI and Machine Leaning to detect deceitful and persuasive writing.

SA Premier Steven Marshall has launched the $6.5 million SASAT1 Space Services Mission to deliver space services to SA.

Gilmour Space Technologies has ushered in the New Year with a successful hotfire of the world’s largest single-port hybrid rocket engine.

Defence has renewed its annual software subscription license for the NC Protect product through archTIS’ newly acquired subsidiary Nucleus Cyber.

SmartSat CRC is formally launching the Aurora Space Startup Cluster.

Last week ADM held our second Space Summit to connect leading industry figures with government policymakers and set the scene for the year ahead.

The US and Australia have launched their first agreement to continuously develop a virtual cyber training range.

Cyber business archTIS announced last month that it acquired global information protection business, Nucleus Cyber (NC).

GoProto has now become the largest digital manufacturer in the Australian market.

Momentus, a commercial space company offering in-space infrastructure services, and Gilmour Space Technologies have announced a new agreement for launch and orbital transport services.