SSN Staff
Raytheon reopens the code inside America’s missile warning radars
The Ground-Based Radar Digitization program swaps locked radar electronics for an open architecture the service can patch and upgrade.
A commercial reserve for orbit finally gets its order book
Six space domain awareness firms now hold standing agreements that turn a commercial handshake into a wartime call-up.
Ukraine names the foreign chips inside Russia’s anti-jam units
Kyiv traced 37 foreign parts across Russia's Kometa anti-jamming navigation modules and mapped the 28 firms that move them.
Ground stations reveal how deeply Russia jams the Baltics
A 10 TB analysis of Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian reference stations shows jamming hardening from episodic disruption into sustained denial.
Senators demand answers on who throttled Ukraine’s satellite link
Nine senators want the Pentagon's inspector general to investigate whether Starshield speed restrictions endangered US personnel in Ukraine.
A quantum-resistant chip begins its orbital stress test
WISeSat's new 6U spacecraft is testing SEALSQ secure elements in orbit to prove post-quantum hardware can survive spaceflight.