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Pentagon announces final 5G prototype proposal
In this proposal, the Pentagon wants to test how 5G networks affect airborne radio systems.
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Pentagon leaders are ‘doing what we can’ to improve networks
The Department of Defense has been working to bolster its networks as the number of employees teleworking surges during the new coronavirus pandemic, senior leaders say.
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The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
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The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
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The Navy will test pushing new software to ships at sea
The Navy plans to test next year whether it can push new software — not just patches but new algorithms and battle-management aids — to its fleet without the assistance of in-person installation teams.
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DoD networks face severe strains from telework
With an increased number of DoD employees teleworking, the network is being heavily taxed, a top cybersecurity official said.
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Pentagon seeking 5G prototypes for smart warehouses
The Department of Defense plans to use Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, to test the viability of 5G-enabled smart warehouses, which could transform military logistics.
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Air Force leaders don’t want to give up spectrum for 5G
Top U.S. Air Force officials doubled down Tuesday on the message the Pentagon will not vacate airwaves that telecom firms want in their race with China to build the next-generation mobile networks, known as 5G.
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Navy leaders acknowledge networks are a problem. Now what?
Government leaders and industry officials have been hopeful that the Navy’s IT troubles will get renewed attention under the watch of Adm. Michael Gilday, the service’s top officer.
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How the Navy is building out its digital platform transformation
A new framework will first focus on network architecture and defensive cyber operations.
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Pentagon announces final 5G prototype proposal
In this proposal, the Pentagon wants to test how 5G networks affect airborne radio systems.
-
Pentagon leaders are ‘doing what we can’ to improve networks
The Department of Defense has been working to bolster its networks as the number of employees teleworking surges during the new coronavirus pandemic, senior leaders say.
-
The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
-
The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
-
The Navy will test pushing new software to ships at sea
The Navy plans to test next year whether it can push new software — not just patches but new algorithms and battle-management aids — to its fleet without the assistance of in-person installation teams.
-
DoD networks face severe strains from telework
With an increased number of DoD employees teleworking, the network is being heavily taxed, a top cybersecurity official said.
-
Pentagon seeking 5G prototypes for smart warehouses
The Department of Defense plans to use Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, to test the viability of 5G-enabled smart warehouses, which could transform military logistics.
-
Air Force leaders don’t want to give up spectrum for 5G
Top U.S. Air Force officials doubled down Tuesday on the message the Pentagon will not vacate airwaves that telecom firms want in their race with China to build the next-generation mobile networks, known as 5G.
-
Navy leaders acknowledge networks are a problem. Now what?
Government leaders and industry officials have been hopeful that the Navy’s IT troubles will get renewed attention under the watch of Adm. Michael Gilday, the service’s top officer.
-
How the Navy is building out its digital platform transformation
A new framework will first focus on network architecture and defensive cyber operations.
-
Pentagon announces final 5G prototype proposal
In this proposal, the Pentagon wants to test how 5G networks affect airborne radio systems.
-
Pentagon leaders are ‘doing what we can’ to improve networks
The Department of Defense has been working to bolster its networks as the number of employees teleworking surges during the new coronavirus pandemic, senior leaders say.
-
The new imperative: Connecting the joint force with a digital advantage
While the U.S. military operates sophisticated weapons systems, it is not networked in a way that reflects the digital connectivity we all depend on in our everyday lives.
-
The trouble when military robots go underground
DARPA wants to help spur innovation for robots in tunnels. During an exercise in Washington last month, most robots were not particularly battle-ready, though a few could likely work in a pinch.
-
The Navy will test pushing new software to ships at sea
The Navy plans to test next year whether it can push new software — not just patches but new algorithms and battle-management aids — to its fleet without the assistance of in-person installation teams.
-
DoD networks face severe strains from telework
With an increased number of DoD employees teleworking, the network is being heavily taxed, a top cybersecurity official said.
-
Pentagon seeking 5G prototypes for smart warehouses
The Department of Defense plans to use Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia, to test the viability of 5G-enabled smart warehouses, which could transform military logistics.
-
Air Force leaders don’t want to give up spectrum for 5G
Top U.S. Air Force officials doubled down Tuesday on the message the Pentagon will not vacate airwaves that telecom firms want in their race with China to build the next-generation mobile networks, known as 5G.
-
Navy leaders acknowledge networks are a problem. Now what?
Government leaders and industry officials have been hopeful that the Navy’s IT troubles will get renewed attention under the watch of Adm. Michael Gilday, the service’s top officer.
-
How the Navy is building out its digital platform transformation
A new framework will first focus on network architecture and defensive cyber operations.
