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Amazon adds antenna service for satellite data in a bid to lure space industry

Amazon is starting a new antenna service to lure space industry and other customers to the cloud.

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy wins its very first contract by the US Air Force

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy can carry nearly twice as much payload as compared to ULA's Delta IV rocket.

Google is working with Pentagon to help it identify objects from drone footage using AI, even as employees are furious about it

Google has come on record and said that its involvement with Project Maven is not related to combat use.

Microsoft to acquire Hexadite, a security orchestration and automation company

Hexadite to be acquired by Microsoft is a US-headquartered company that delivers agentless, automatic incident investigation and remediation solutions.

New defence deal a firm indicator that US regards India as a rising, responsible global power

In other words, contrary to what the critics say, under the LEMOA, India will not fight America’s wars and the vice-versa

Ashton Carter in Delhi: India, US agree in principle on military logistic agreement

India and the United States have agreed, in principle, to conclude a 'Logistic Exchange Memorandum of Agreement' on mutual military logistic support

'Accelerating this and everything else': Carter reveals Pentagon's cyber war against Islamic State

The Pentagon announced on Monday it was waging cyber attacks against the extremist group the Islamic State(IS) apart from airstrikes and occasional ground missions

US defence chief Ashton Carter kicks off eight-day Asia visit today

US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter is set to commence an eight-day trip to Asia on Friday.

Pentagon urges North Korea to give up missile launch plans

North Korea is facing mounting international pressure to call off the launch of its long-range rocket planned for 12-16 April.