Tampa-based defense tech firm takes part in British Army exercise
British Army soldiers used XTEND’s autonomous drone systems during a major training exercise.
British Army soldiers used XTEND’s autonomous drone systems during a major training exercise.
The defense contractor plans 25 jobs as it expands its Tampa headquarters.
The acquisition brings software development and product design in-house for FrankCrum.
A $25 million plan would turn the former Science Center into an AI and startup campus.
A SOF Week investment signals rising demand for battlefield AI and defense technology.
The Tampa company is developing storage and computing systems for lunar missions.
Tampa’s Hyde Park Capital advised a sale tied to rising demand for AI-driven customer support platforms.
The award adds to XTEND’s contract pipeline as it scales toward a public listing.
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