China
Taiwan's engineers now fly Shield AI's autonomy themselves
An expanded contract gives NCSIST the ability to build AI pilots locally for drones that can keep operating when electronic warfare breaks the operator link.
Taiwan's indigenous high-altitude anti-ballistic missile system, designed to provide the upper interception tier of the planned T-Dome air and missile defense network.
An expanded contract gives NCSIST the ability to build AI pilots locally for drones that can keep operating when electronic warfare breaks the operator link.
Taiwan's "carrier killer" — the ramjet-powered Hsiung Feng III streaks toward enemy ships at around Mach 3, too fast for many defences to react. Fired from warships, coastal batteries and fighter jets, it is a core asymmetric weapon meant to make any Chinese invasion fleet pay a heavy price.
Taiwan plans to mass-produce up to 1,376 Hai Chien II naval air-defense missiles, stockpiling indigenous weapons to survive a Chinese saturation strike.