Jensen Huang’s Nvidia Exit Raises New Questions for U.S.-China AI Competition

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Jensen Huang's departure from Nvidia removes one of the most influential executives in the global artificial intelligence industry at a time when access to advanced semiconductors has become a central issue in U.S.-China strategic competition. Nvidia announced on November 12, 2026, that Huang had resigned as president, chief executive officer and member of the board, effective immediately. The company appointed…

Jensen Huang Resigns as Nvidia CEO Amid Chip Export Scrutiny

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Jensen Huang resigned on Thursday, Nov. 12, as president, chief executive and board member of Nvidia, ending a 33-year run as head of the company he co-founded. Nvidia's board said the departure was effective immediately. The announcement came days after reports that U.S. intelligence agencies believed Huang had been targeted by a Chinese intelligence effort, and as Congress weighs tighter…

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Hegseth Highlights B-2 Bomber Strike on Iran as Proof of U.S. Long-Range Strike Power

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has renewed attention on the U.S. Air Force B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, describing its role in the June 2025 strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities as an example of American…

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Thales Accelerates Delivery of Two Radar Systems to Romania

Romania Brings Forward Delivery of Two Thales Radar Systems for Air Force Romania is seeking earlier access to two mobile radar systems for its air force after French defense company Thales confirmed that the first…

Somalia’s Reported JF-17 Deal Raises Questions Over Airpower and Regional Security

Somalia's reported interest in acquiring Pakistan-China JF-17 Thunder fighter aircraft could become a major step in rebuilding its air force, but the experience of Iraq's F-16 procurement program offers an important warning: acquiring modern combat…

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U.S. Air Force Awards $26 Million Contract for Flyways AI Air Operations Software

The U.S. Air Force has awarded Air Space Intelligence Federal Inc. a $26.02 million purchase order for commercial licenses of its Flyways Artificial Intelligence platform, adding a commercial aviation software capability to the command-and-control environment…

Lockheed Martin Introduces C-130J Trainer to Expand Aircrew Training Capacity

Lockheed Martin has introduced a configurable training system designed to help military operators expand C-130J Super Hercules aircrew training without relying exclusively on expensive, full-motion flight simulators. The system, known as the C-130J Configurable Aircraft…

Marine One Explained: The Presidential Helicopter, Its Fleet and the VH-92A Transition

The presidential helicopter has no single name, because "Marine One" is a call sign. It applies to any U.S. Marine Corps aircraft carrying the president, and the same aircraft is "Marine Two" when it carries…

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L3Harris Completes FleetLink Communications Testing on U.S. Navy Destroyer

L3Harris Technologies has completed U.S. Navy operational testing of its FleetLink communications system aboard an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, advancing…

Lockheed Martin Wins $88.2 Million Navy Submarine Systems Integration Contract

Lockheed Martin Receives $88.2 Million Navy Submarine Integration Award Lockheed Martin has received an $88.2 million contract modification from the…

USS Nimitz Completes Carrier Qualification Training for New Navy Pilots

The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) has completed its first East Coast training deployment focused on qualifying…

Navy Awards General Dynamics Subsidiary $20 Million Undersea Warfare Research Contract

Navy Funds General Dynamics Research Into Future Undersea Warfare Technologies The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Applied Physical Sciences…

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Jensen Huang Resigns as Nvidia CEO Amid Chip Export Scrutiny

Jensen Huang resigned on Thursday, Nov. 12, as president, chief executive and board member of Nvidia, ending a 33-year run as head of the company he co-founded. Nvidia's board said the departure was effective immediately. The announcement came days after reports that U.S. intelligence agencies believed Huang had been targeted…

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Democrats Seek to Remove US-Israel Defense Technology Provisions From FY2027 NDAA

Twelve Democratic senators are urging congressional leaders to remove proposed provisions that would expand U.S.-Israel defense technology cooperation and intelligence sharing from the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), opening another political dispute over the future of the bilateral security relationship. The effort, led by Senator Chris Van Hollen…

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L3Harris CEO Sam Mehta Discusses Defense Spending and Missile Production on CNBC

L3Harris Technologies is positioning its business around rising demand for missile systems, space capabilities and advanced defense technologies, as the United States and allied governments seek to strengthen military readiness against increasingly capable adversaries. The company's President and Chief Executive Officer, Sam Mehta, discussed these priorities during an appearance on…

Hegseth and Polish Defense Chief Seek Closer Military Cooperation

Hegseth and Poland Sign Defense Industry Cooperation Agreement The United States and Poland have agreed to deepen defense industrial cooperation following a November 10 meeting between U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz at the Pentagon. The two officials signed a…

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Hensoldt Targets €10 Billion in Annual Revenue by 2035, Doubles TRML-4D Radar Capacity

German defense electronics manufacturer HENSOLDT plans to reach €10 billion in annual revenue by 2035 while accelerating production of its TRML-4D air surveillance radar. The company says it has already increased manufacturing capacity for the radar fivefold over the past three years and intends to double it again within the…

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Hegseth Orders Major Overhaul of U.S. Military Education System

Hegseth Orders 33 Reforms to Reshape U.S. Military Education U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has ordered 33 changes to the Pentagon's Professional Military Education (PME) system, directing military colleges to place greater emphasis on combat leadership, joint-force operations, artificial intelligence-assisted wargaming and the study of recent military campaigns. The…

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Defense Logistics Agency Commits $2 Billion to Critical Materials Stockpile

The U.S. Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) committed $2 billion during fiscal year 2026 to acquire strategic and critical materials for the National Defense Stockpile, supporting efforts to strengthen domestic supply chains for materials used in military equipment and essential industries. The November 6 announcement from the U.S. Department of War…

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New York National Guard Opens $35 Million Housing Facility

New York National Guard Opens $3.5 Million Housing Facility at Camp Smith The New York National Guard has opened a new $3.5 million housing facility at Camp Smith Training Site in Cortlandt Manor, New York, replacing aging accommodation used by officers and senior enlisted personnel attending training at the installation.…

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Most Advanced Fighter Jet in the World in 2026: F-22 vs. F-35 vs. J-20

The most advanced fighter jet in the world in 2026 depends on what the aircraft…

F-47 Fighter Explained: Specs, Cost, First Flight and Timeline

F-47 Fighter Explained: Specs, Cost, First Flight and Timeline (2026) The Boeing F-47 is the…

Mach 2.4 at 65,000 Feet: IAF Pilots Reveal the Real Story Behind the 1997 MiG-25 Islamabad Recon Mission

Beyond the Sonic Boom Former Indian Air Force pilots have provided new first-hand details about…

Bolt Action Rifles: History, Design and Military Role

Bolt action rifles occupy an important place in the development of modern military small arms.…

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U.S. Army Tests Long-Range Maritime Air Assault With Allies in Hawaii

The U.S. Army's 25th Infantry Division has conducted a long-range maritime air assault across hundreds of miles of the Pacific Ocean, testing its ability to move infantry forces between island positions during a multinational military…

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Ukraine-Founded UForce Raises $700 Million to Expand Drone Production

Ukrainian-founded defense technology company UForce has raised $700 million in a Series A funding round, reaching a reported valuation of $6 billion as it prepares to expand production of autonomous military systems for Ukraine and…

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Raytheon JR3 Rocket: History, Design and Military Role

Raytheon JR3 Rocket: History, Design and Military Role Rocket artillery is only as ready as the crews who fire it, and crews cannot train on ammunition the Army needs for combat. The Raytheon JR3 rocket,…

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Lockheed Martin Delivers 100,000th GMLRS Rocket as Production Reaches 14,000 a Year

Lockheed Martin has delivered its 100,000th Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) rocket and increased annual production to nearly 14,000 rounds, marking a major manufacturing milestone for one of the U.S. Army's principal precision artillery…