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AT&T to provide 5G capabilities at 3 US Air Force bases
The telecom giant will provide 5G and networking-as-a-service capabilities.
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Space Force and NASA focused on cislunar space in new agreement
Under a new memorandum of understanding, the U.S. Space Force and NASA will share existing technologies for detecting objects beyond geosynchronous orbit, as well as collaborate on developing new ones.
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The military renaissance in high frequency communications
Special operations commands across Europe are ramping up their capabilities with high-frequency communications to ensure connectivity on the battlefield.
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How Relativity Space plans to win the Pentagon’s launch contracts
Relativity Space says its 3D printing approach will help it secure small launch contracts with the U.S. Space Force.
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New US Army radios show anti-jam progress at network experiment
At the 2020 Army Network Modernization Experiment, a new radio under development between the service and industry is showing off its anti-jam capabilities.
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CENTCOM looks to industry for data-centric network
The largest U.S. combatant command's chief information officer wants to improve data sharing with allies while carefully limiting access.
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Space Force issues $298M contract for new anti-jamming satellite design
The Evolved Strategic SATCOM program will eventually replace the Advanced Extremely High Frequency constellation in providing survivable, jam-resistant communications.
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Army Futures Command picks Austin Community College for software factory
The Army is setting up a software factory that will help the service collaborate with students and industry as it modernizes in the digital age.
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US Army wants to upgrade some aging radios
The Army tactical radio team seeks a new radio solution or upgrades for some of its SINCGARS fleet.
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Space Force set to receive sixth anti-jamming satellite by end of year
The successful On-Orbit Testing of the sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite moves it one step closer to operational use by the U.S. Space Force.
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