U.S. defence company Auterion will provide 33,000 artificial intelligence guidance kits for Ukrainian drones, funded by a $50 ...

Auterion’s “strike kits” — miniature computers known as Skynode that run the company’s software and include a camera and ...

interview The war in Ukraine is increasingly becoming a battle of drones, and defense software firm Auterion has just won a ...

Auterion wins a $50 million Pentagon contract to supply 33,000 AI-powered Skynode drone strike kits to Ukraine, its largest ...

The Pentagon has tapped Auterion to supply 33,000 AI-guided drone “strike kits” to Ukraine as the battlefield continues to ...

Ukraine will receive 33,000 AI-powered drone kits by the end of the year under a new contract between the U.S. Defense ...

The US-German company Auterion will supply tens of thousands of artificial intelligence-powered drone kits to Ukraine to help ...

U.S. defense firm Auterion will supply 33,000 AI guidance kits for Ukrainian drones under a $50 million Pentagon contract. These kits enhance drone precision in targeting. Kyiv plans to procure 4.5 ...

As part of US aid package to Ukraine, a company will provide Kyiv with tens of thousands of “AI-powered weapons systems” that ...

Pentagon backs $50m Auterion deal to deliver 33,000 AI strike kits, upgrading Ukraine’s drones as Russia escalates swarm attacks.

Auterion’s 33,000 Skynode kits aren’t just hardware—they’re the raw code of a new kind of warfare, where cheap drones think, hunt, and strike faster than any Russian general can blink.

The relevance of Butler's insight is even more urgent today, in an age where machines are not only fighting but also thinking. The future belongs to those who can fuse action with abstraction, speed ...