The xTech Program partnered with PEO Soldier to launch two groundbreaking competitions, xTechSoldier Lethality and xTechSoldier Fire Control, designed to rapidly deliver cutting-edge combat technologies to Soldiers. This collaboration marks a new era of targeted innovation, where nontraditional companies co-develop mission-critical solutions with Army stakeholders.
Accelerating Lethal Combat Innovation: xTech and PEO Soldier Forge New Pathways Read More »
Compound Eye’s journey from startup to strategic defense partner highlights how Army FUZE is leveraging the xTech and Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR|STTR) programs to unlock dual-use innovation. After raising more than $20 million in private capital and securing $13.3 million in Army SBIR CATALYST funding, Compound Eye now develops GPS-free navigation systems that support warfighters and bridge commercial breakthroughs with national defense priorities.
The Army’s Technology Maturation Initiative (TMI) ANUBIS initiative has successfully demonstrated M-code GPS functionality on low-cost commercial SDR platforms, offering a scalable alternative to proprietary ASIC chips. This breakthrough supports assured PNT modernization and exemplifies how Army FUZE accelerates transition-ready technologies through targeted prototyping and cross-sector collaboration.
Leveraging Commercial Tech for Assured PNT: Inside Army TMI’s ANUBIS Initiative Read More »
The Honorable Brent G. Ingraham, a presidential appointee confirmed by the United States Senate, was sworn in as the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology. Mr. Ingraham will oversee a $170 billion portfolio across more than 550 Army acquisition programs, ensuring Soldiers remain equipped with cutting-edge technologies and capabilities to meet future challenges.
The U.S. Army is rolling out a new initiative that leaders say will overhaul how the service invests in technology by borrowing from Silicon Valley’s venture capital playbook.
Army adopts venture capital model to speed tech to soldiers Read More »
Technology is advancing at a global scale, and the U.S. is no longer the sole leader in defense innovation. More than ever, the U.S. needs its allies and partners to help push the cutting edge of innovation and maintain a competitive technological advantage against adversaries.
The Diversification of Army Innovation Read More »
The next iteration will test more drones, more vehicles, more electronic warfare systems.
The Army wants to put $1B into Transformation in Contact 2.0 Read More »
