Aitech Launches New Division Focused on Classified U.S. Defense Programs
Aitech announced in a press release the formation of Aitech Defense Solutions, LLC (ADSL), a new business unit focused on classified U.S. government programs and national defense initiatives. The division will collaborate with government agencies and prime contractors to develop advanced embedded computing systems for critical missions.
Pratish Shah, previously head of Aitech Defense Systems, Inc. (ADSI), will serve as general manager of ADSL, overseeing its classified program engagements. Industry veteran D. Davis joins as general manager of ADSI, leading projects in AI-powered rugged embedded computing across sea, land, air, and space domains.
ADSL is pursuing Facility Clearance sponsorship and expects to obtain clearance by the third quarter of 2026. The new structure aims to strengthen Aitech’s ability to deliver customized computing and networking solutions for government clients requiring secure and specialized technologies.
Yaron Mund, CEO of Aitech, said the expansion responds to growing demand for secure, high-performance solutions supporting national defense and classified missions.
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