Founded in 1955 and headquartered in San Diego, California, General Atomics is a diversified technology company specialising in defence, aerospace and advanced energy systems. Its activities span unmanned aircraft, airborne sensors, electromagnetic launch systems, space technologies, power conversion, nuclear fusion, advanced fission and high-performance materials. The company combines scientific research with engineering and manufacturing capabilities, including the DIII-D fusion programme and TRIGA research reactors. With more than 14,000 employees and operations across five continents, General Atomics supports defence, energy, aerospace, research and critical infrastructure applications worldwide.
GA-ASI successfully demonstrated its autonomous MQ-20 Avenger jet, featuring a simulated shoot-down and showcasing advanced multi-aircraft interoperability and software integration.
GA-ASI returns to Paris with a variety of new products and concepts highlighting the future of uncrewed airpower at its stand in Hall 3, B-176, beginning June 16.
The UK MOD signed a support contract with GA-ASI for RAF's Protector RPAs, ensuring long-term maintenance through a global, cost-efficient logistics model.
Phase 2 of the Enterprise Space Terminal program focuses on developing optical communication subsystems for resilient, high-capacity space communication.
The MQ-1C Gray Eagle Extended Range drone highlights advanced capabilities during the US Army’s PC-C5 demonstration, reinforcing its role in modern warfare.
General Atomics and the Belgian Ministry of Defence completed the first flight of Belgium’s MQ-9B SkyGuardian on February 20, 2025, in California, marking a key milestone in the four-aircraft program.