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L3Harris, AWS Partner To Work On Advanced Networking And Sensor Fusion Tech

By Matthew Beinart

Wednesday, May 31st, 2023

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L3Harris, AWS Partner To Work On Advanced Networking And Sensor Fusion Tech

L3Harris corporate headquarters in Melbourne, Florida. Photo: L3Harris

L3Harris Technologies [LHX] announced on Wednesday a new agreement to work with Amazon Web Services [AMZN] on advanced networking and sensor fusion capabilities for military customers. Under the new partnership, L3Harris said the two companies will pursue projects to help “provide the military with near-real time access to diverse datasets.” “We continue to execute our ‘Trusted Disruptor’ strategy, working across industries to identify meaningful partnerships and deliver unique capabilities for domestic and international customers,” Sean Stackley, L3Harris’ senior vice president…

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