China’s New Electronic Warfare Can Instantly Cripple Enemy Weapons—Is the U.S. Falling Behind?

[rangerrebew]

China’s New Electronic Warfare Can Instantly Cripple Enemy Weapons—Is the U.S. Falling Behind?

Electronic warfare is no longer science fiction—AI-driven EMP and microwave weapons can silently disable military systems in seconds. As China surges ahead, the U.S. faces a critical battle to catch up.

 
Djamila Lazri
Published on March 3, 2025
 
 
Modern electronic warfare is shifting toward an invisible battlefield, where electromagnetic pulses (EMPs) and high-powered microwaves (HPMs) can cripple military infrastructure, disable entire drone fleets, and ground aircraft—all without a single explosion.


As nations race to dominate this new domain, China is emerging as a leader, while the United States struggles to close the gap. According to Popular Mechanics, advancements in AI-driven electronic warfare (EW) are accelerating, reshaping military strategies and redefining the balance of power on the global stage.

The Rise of Ai-Driven Electronic Warfare
Gone are the days when war was fought solely with bullets and bombs. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming electronic warfare, allowing military forces to jam signals, disrupt enemy communications, and even take down drones mid-flight using cognitive electronic warfare (CEW) systems.

https://indiandefencereview.com/china-new-electronic-warfare-enemy-weapons/#google_vignette

[rangerrebew]

This, along with outpacing the US in nuclear weapons while our only allies, the EU, are being overrun by Islam.  Not good!!!!

[Free Vulcan]

I'm always skeptical of Chinese claims of military capability as they tend to be over reliant on Sun Tzu mind games. Not doubting or believing it, just need more proof of concept.

[MeganC]

I'm always skeptical of Chinese claims of military capability as they tend to be over reliant on Sun Tzu mind games. Not doubting or believing it, just need more proof of concept.

This. China tells a lot of sus stories about lots of things and never do I recall any of these stories holding up under scrutiny.

Like Deepseek. What a joke!!