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Preliminary design review looms for Army’s next set of tactical network tools
The next set of tactical network tools will soon pass through its preliminary design review.
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US Navy uses cloud more to get software tools to ships faster
To speed up the process, the service is designing more software in the cloud and testing applications with digital twins that replicate the afloat network.
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How will the DoD’s next multibillion-dollar IT contract fare after messy JEDI deal?
A badly needed war-fighting cloud capability ran into delays. The Pentagon’s even more lucrative “crown jewel” IT project might face a protest because of its high price tag, but there are signs that it won’t generate as much controversy, experts say.
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Senators push quantum computing at DoD
New legislation aims to boost America’s global competitiveness in quantum computing technology.
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The Pentagon’s next move in expanding zero trust
The U.S Department of Defense wants to take further steps to advance zero-trust cybersecurity architectures across the department.
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Cloudy vision: Can NATO’s new deployable combat system focus the field?
NATO is on a time crunch to develop new cloud technologies that can help the alliance set interoperability standards for its member nations’ own nascent computing infrastructures.
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Army Software Factory experiments with a new culture to unleash coders in its ranks
The U.S. Army doesn’t care about rank at its new software factory. The service just needs skilled coders.
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The Army’s faster way to field tactical network gear gets its first big test
For the first time, the Army is making a concerted effort to collect soldiers’ feedback before it fields modernized network equipment to more units this year.
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US sanctions makers of supercomputers linked to Chinese military
The latest penalties block access to U.S. technology for researchers and manufacturers the Commerce Department said build supercomputers used by the Chinese military in weapons development.
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JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
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Preliminary design review looms for Army’s next set of tactical network tools
The next set of tactical network tools will soon pass through its preliminary design review.
-
US Navy uses cloud more to get software tools to ships faster
To speed up the process, the service is designing more software in the cloud and testing applications with digital twins that replicate the afloat network.
-
How will the DoD’s next multibillion-dollar IT contract fare after messy JEDI deal?
A badly needed war-fighting cloud capability ran into delays. The Pentagon’s even more lucrative “crown jewel” IT project might face a protest because of its high price tag, but there are signs that it won’t generate as much controversy, experts say.
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Senators push quantum computing at DoD
New legislation aims to boost America’s global competitiveness in quantum computing technology.
-
The Pentagon’s next move in expanding zero trust
The U.S Department of Defense wants to take further steps to advance zero-trust cybersecurity architectures across the department.
-
Cloudy vision: Can NATO’s new deployable combat system focus the field?
NATO is on a time crunch to develop new cloud technologies that can help the alliance set interoperability standards for its member nations’ own nascent computing infrastructures.
-
Army Software Factory experiments with a new culture to unleash coders in its ranks
The U.S. Army doesn’t care about rank at its new software factory. The service just needs skilled coders.
-
The Army’s faster way to field tactical network gear gets its first big test
For the first time, the Army is making a concerted effort to collect soldiers’ feedback before it fields modernized network equipment to more units this year.
-
US sanctions makers of supercomputers linked to Chinese military
The latest penalties block access to U.S. technology for researchers and manufacturers the Commerce Department said build supercomputers used by the Chinese military in weapons development.
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JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
-
Preliminary design review looms for Army’s next set of tactical network tools
The next set of tactical network tools will soon pass through its preliminary design review.
-
US Navy uses cloud more to get software tools to ships faster
To speed up the process, the service is designing more software in the cloud and testing applications with digital twins that replicate the afloat network.
-
How will the DoD’s next multibillion-dollar IT contract fare after messy JEDI deal?
A badly needed war-fighting cloud capability ran into delays. The Pentagon’s even more lucrative “crown jewel” IT project might face a protest because of its high price tag, but there are signs that it won’t generate as much controversy, experts say.
-
Senators push quantum computing at DoD
New legislation aims to boost America’s global competitiveness in quantum computing technology.
-
The Pentagon’s next move in expanding zero trust
The U.S Department of Defense wants to take further steps to advance zero-trust cybersecurity architectures across the department.
-
Cloudy vision: Can NATO’s new deployable combat system focus the field?
NATO is on a time crunch to develop new cloud technologies that can help the alliance set interoperability standards for its member nations’ own nascent computing infrastructures.
-
Army Software Factory experiments with a new culture to unleash coders in its ranks
The U.S. Army doesn’t care about rank at its new software factory. The service just needs skilled coders.
-
The Army’s faster way to field tactical network gear gets its first big test
For the first time, the Army is making a concerted effort to collect soldiers’ feedback before it fields modernized network equipment to more units this year.
-
US sanctions makers of supercomputers linked to Chinese military
The latest penalties block access to U.S. technology for researchers and manufacturers the Commerce Department said build supercomputers used by the Chinese military in weapons development.
-
JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
