[Digital Today reporter Chi-gyu Hwang] Oracle on Tuesday announced the third cohort of the Oracle Defense Ecosystem, a project that works with defense technology companies based on its cloud and AI infrastructure.

The cohort newly adds 10 technology companies that provide defense technology to the United States and allied countries.

Chariot Defense builds hardened power and energy systems for tactical frontline missions, including drones, sensors, command systems and remote operations. HPO Technologies develops a highly secure modular platform designed to improve service members' health, combat readiness and operational capability.

Legion Intelligence helps defense and national security teams use AI to accomplish real work across systems already in use. Marlin Intelligence develops biomimetic AI-based underwater robotic technology for defense and audit applications.

Quori provides an AI-based operational intelligence system that helps defense agencies improve situational awareness and predict future risks. Resaro builds test, evaluation, verification, validation and certification (TEVV) technology for defense, government and critical infrastructure operators.

Revobeam develops counter-drone (C-UAS), anti-jamming and edge analytics technologies for force protection and civil defense use cases. Tactiql builds sensor-to-shooter interoperability software that enables humans and machines on the operational front line to collect, standardize, transform and share sensor data from manned and unmanned platforms.

Two Delta automatically builds specialised AI models optimised for use cases to deliver dramatically faster, scalable, high-quality inference. Unplugged builds mobile technology that prioritises privacy so individuals, executives and mission communications can communicate securely.

Rand Waldron (랜드 월드론), a senior vice president at Oracle, said, "Defense agencies do not have the luxury of waiting years for promising technologies to move from the prototype stage to real missions." He said the Oracle Defense Ecosystem provides emerging defense and dual-use technology companies with a fast track spanning building Oracle-based solutions, deploying sovereign cloud and AI infrastructure, and securing customers operating in extreme environments around the world. He said the third cohort expands this further by focusing on turning innovation into practical mission outcomes.