The development of a “Golden Dome” missile defense shield is among the more complex challenges U.S. defense industry leaders face amid great power competition and rapidly advancing technology on the global stage. <br><br>National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Ed Zoiss, the head of Space and Airborne Systems at <a href="/topics/l3harris-technologies/">L3Harris Technologies</a>, for an in-depth discussion on the company’s pursuit of disruptive and innovative solutions, with a special focus on the importance of tracking and targeting hypersonic weapons from space. Produced in partnership with <a href="/topics/l3harris-technologies/">L3Harris</a>.

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National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Ed Zoiss, the head of Space and Airborne Systems at L3Harris Technologies, for an in-depth discussion on the company’s pursuit of disruptive and innovative solutions. (Mar. 24, 2025){ai:summary}<p>The U.S. defense industry is tackling the complex challenge of developing a "Golden Dome" missile defense shield amid global technological advancements. Ed Zoiss of L3Harris Technologies highlights the need for innovative solutions, particularly in tracking hypersonic weapons from space. </p><p>This initiative underscores the importance of maintaining national security in a competitive landscape. #military</p>

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