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To test 5G, the Pentagon will look at ‘smart warehouses’
Select companies will test 5G technology at four U.S. military bases in 2020 as part of an ongoing effort. Department of Defense leaders expect to release new testing opportunities each quarter.
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To tackle 5G, the key will be collaboration
New 5G technology offer capabilities to our warfighters, such as more data, more speed, reduced latency, and the ability to “operate through” untrusted networks that will likely be the next discriminator on the battlefield.
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How a new Air Force unit could help beat Russian air defense systems
Leaders say the creation of 16th Air Force in October is transforming the way the service fights.
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The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
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Here’s how the Army plans to visualize cyberspace
The Army wants companies to provide a tool for commanders in the tactical space to be able visualize and understand the cyber component to their battlespace.
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Nearly eliminated a year ago, now DISA has more responsibility
DISA will be responsible for running IT for several Fourth Estate agencies.
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Feds have a serious 5G problem, officials warn
The government needs a comprehensive plan to figure out where Chinese telecom products are deployed around the United States, among other issues.
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The US Army is building a ‘cloud in the sky’ for its aviation fleet
The Army is building what is essentially a “cloud in the sky” for its current aviation fleet as it prepares the aircraft to fight alongside a future fleet under development.
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Here’s what the Marine Corps battlefield network needs
Gone are the days of having time to (re)configure.
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New encryption devices now available for Five Eyes partners
The United States government has approved new encryption devices developed by Viasat for broader use among Five Eyes partners.
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To test 5G, the Pentagon will look at ‘smart warehouses’
Select companies will test 5G technology at four U.S. military bases in 2020 as part of an ongoing effort. Department of Defense leaders expect to release new testing opportunities each quarter.
-
To tackle 5G, the key will be collaboration
New 5G technology offer capabilities to our warfighters, such as more data, more speed, reduced latency, and the ability to “operate through” untrusted networks that will likely be the next discriminator on the battlefield.
-
How a new Air Force unit could help beat Russian air defense systems
Leaders say the creation of 16th Air Force in October is transforming the way the service fights.
-
The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
-
Here’s how the Army plans to visualize cyberspace
The Army wants companies to provide a tool for commanders in the tactical space to be able visualize and understand the cyber component to their battlespace.
-
Nearly eliminated a year ago, now DISA has more responsibility
DISA will be responsible for running IT for several Fourth Estate agencies.
-
Feds have a serious 5G problem, officials warn
The government needs a comprehensive plan to figure out where Chinese telecom products are deployed around the United States, among other issues.
-
The US Army is building a ‘cloud in the sky’ for its aviation fleet
The Army is building what is essentially a “cloud in the sky” for its current aviation fleet as it prepares the aircraft to fight alongside a future fleet under development.
-
Here’s what the Marine Corps battlefield network needs
Gone are the days of having time to (re)configure.
-
New encryption devices now available for Five Eyes partners
The United States government has approved new encryption devices developed by Viasat for broader use among Five Eyes partners.
-
To test 5G, the Pentagon will look at ‘smart warehouses’
Select companies will test 5G technology at four U.S. military bases in 2020 as part of an ongoing effort. Department of Defense leaders expect to release new testing opportunities each quarter.
-
To tackle 5G, the key will be collaboration
New 5G technology offer capabilities to our warfighters, such as more data, more speed, reduced latency, and the ability to “operate through” untrusted networks that will likely be the next discriminator on the battlefield.
-
How a new Air Force unit could help beat Russian air defense systems
Leaders say the creation of 16th Air Force in October is transforming the way the service fights.
-
The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
-
Here’s how the Army plans to visualize cyberspace
The Army wants companies to provide a tool for commanders in the tactical space to be able visualize and understand the cyber component to their battlespace.
-
Nearly eliminated a year ago, now DISA has more responsibility
DISA will be responsible for running IT for several Fourth Estate agencies.
-
Feds have a serious 5G problem, officials warn
The government needs a comprehensive plan to figure out where Chinese telecom products are deployed around the United States, among other issues.
-
The US Army is building a ‘cloud in the sky’ for its aviation fleet
The Army is building what is essentially a “cloud in the sky” for its current aviation fleet as it prepares the aircraft to fight alongside a future fleet under development.
-
Here’s what the Marine Corps battlefield network needs
Gone are the days of having time to (re)configure.
-
New encryption devices now available for Five Eyes partners
The United States government has approved new encryption devices developed by Viasat for broader use among Five Eyes partners.
