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Defense Business Briefing -- April 14, 2026

Welcome to today's Defense Business Briefing, your weekly roundup of the latest defense industry news. This week's top story Court denies Anthropic a stay, but expedites hearing on supply-chain risk designation A federal appeals court has denied Anthropic's emergency motion for a stay of the Defense Department's designation of the company as a supply chain risk, pending review, while suggesting CEO Dario Amodei's pronouncements about the effect of the DOD action worked against him. News & notes Key lawmaker praises AI industry's cyber collaboration under Anthropic-led 'Project Glasswing' AI developer Anthropic is leading a tech sector initiative -- dubbed "Project Glasswing" -- to confront how advanced artificial intelligence models are posing increasingly dire cybersecurity threats to critical software, a development drawing praise from Senate Intelligence Committee Ranking Member Mark Warner (D-VA). Military and intelligence officials highlight support for open-weight AI models Senior officials within U.S. military and intelligence agencies are stressing the importance of homegrown open-weight artificial intelligence models to their operations, as OpenAI looks to fill a space being left by Anthropic amid fallout from a contractual dispute over how the technology should be used. Former CYBERCOM leader Adamski highlights cyber effects of geopolitical conflicts on companies C-Suite executives are increasingly making cybersecurity investments in response to the heightened threat environment from geopolitical conflicts, according to former U.S. Cyber Command Executive Director Morgan Adamski, who highlighted findings of a new survey on company attitudes toward the changing risk landscape. New $4.7B PAC-3 MSE award fueled by foreign orders; major U.S. buy awaits FY-27 budget rollout The Pentagon has placed a $4.7 billion order for Patriot Advanced Capability-3 Missile Segment Enhancement interceptors, largely funded through foreign military sales, underscoring strong international demand as the department's longer-term plans to ramp up U.S. procurement -- first outlined in January -- remain under review pending key budget submissions to Congress. BAE, Lockheed both planning dynamic space operations tests in coming years COLORADO SPRINGS, CO -- BAE Systems and Lockheed Martin are each planning tests for dynamic space operations in the coming years, advancing technology that Space Force officials have been requesting for years. What's happening The week ahead Senior defense officials are scheduled to speak at several congressional hearings and defense conferences this week. For Inside Defense subscribers Despite enormous defense budget, manned Army aviation getting shafted in FY-27 Despite the Defense Department's request of $1.15 trillion in discretionary funding for fiscal year 2027 and an accompanying reconciliation bill expected to total $350 billion, Army aircraft procurement is going down about 45% compared to FY-26. Marine Corps would double Ground Based Air Defense spending in FY-27 budget The Marine Corps plans to double spending on Ground Based Air Defense (GBAD) capabilities in fiscal year 2027, requesting more than $1.27 billion in procurement dollars for a portfolio of systems designed to defend Marines from drones, missiles and aircraft.

Apr 14, 202612 votes

The INSIDER daily digest -- April 9, 2026

This Thursday INSIDER Daily Digest has news on Anthropic's lawsuit against the Pentagon, plus coverage of the Space Force's budget request and more. We start off with the latest on Anthropic's lawsuit against the Defense Department: Court denies Anthropic a stay, but expedites hearing on supply-chain risk designation A federal appeals court has denied Anthropic's emergency motion for a stay of the Defense Department's designation of the company as a supply chain risk, pending review, while suggesting CEO Dario Amodei's pronouncements about the effect of the DOD action worked against him. Related Anthropic news, in case you missed it: Key lawmaker praises AI industry's cyber collaboration under Anthropic-led 'Project Glasswing' AI developer Anthropic is leading a tech sector initiative -- dubbed "Project Glasswing" -- to confront how advanced artificial intelligence models are posing increasingly dire cybersecurity threats to critical software, a development drawing praise from Senate Intelligence Committee Ranking Member Mark Warner (D-VA). Space Force budget news: Space Force pushes MTI, missile warning in massive FY-27 budget request The Space Force is hoping to pump billions into space-based moving target indication and missile warning/missile tracking technologies in its fiscal year 2027 budget request. The Army Data Operations Center (ADOC), based at Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD, kicked off on April 3: ARCYBER launches pilot to centralize data ops for better problem solving Army Cyber Command has launched a 180-day pilot for a new data operations center that consolidates siloed management operations and serves as a hotline for organizations across the force, service leaders told reporters this week. The Navy is asking Congress for $156 million to buy 353 Multimission Affordable Capacity Effector missiles, marking the first year of procurement for a hypersonic weapon program initiated in FY-26: Navy to begin buying new hypersonic missile with reconciliation-heavy weapons request The Navy plans to begin buying a low-cost hypersonic missile in fiscal year 2027 as part of an expanded weapons procurement request that also targets an aggressive increase in Tomahawk and Standard Missile quantities using reconciliation dollars.

Apr 9, 202612 votes

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