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Pacific Defense launches system combining command, communications and electronic warfare
Pacific Defense has launched NEXUS, a system for military missions.
It combines command and control, communications, networking, computing, sensing and electronic warfare capabilities.
These capabilities are often integrated through separate systems, but NEXUS puts them on a shared technical foundation.
The system uses a modular, open architecture aligned with several industry standards.
It can be configured for ground, maritime and airborne operations, as well as fixed sites.
The shared foundation is intended to support different mission-specific setups.
The announcement does not say what happens next.
Pacific Defense announced the launch of NEXUS, a system combining command and control, communications, networking, edge computing and electronic warfare.
The company said the system uses a common, adaptable architecture for mission-specific configurations.
NEXUS is designed for mobile, fixed-site, maritime and airborne operations.
The system is built on a Modular Open Systems Approach aligned with SOSA, CMOSS and OpenVPX.
- Who
- Pacific Defense.
- What
- The company announced NEXUS, a mission system that combines command and control, communications, networking, edge computing and electronic warfare.
- When
- October 12, 2026. The announcement said it was made “today.
- Where
- El Segundo, California.
- Why
- The system brings capabilities traditionally integrated through separate systems onto a common foundation for C2 and electronic warfare missions.
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- System
- NEXUS
- Company
- Pacific Defense
- Announcement location
- El Segundo, California
- Published
- October 12, 2026
- Architecture standards
- SOSA, CMOSS and OpenVPX
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