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Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
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Jumping into algorithmic warfare: US Army aviation tightens kill chain with networked architecture
A demonstration of an Army-developed capability showed the ability to nimbly pass control between operators of drones and munitions through a networked architecture of systems.
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Why the intel community is counting on more cloud success
Intelligence leaders unveiled “Strategic Plan to Advance Cloud Computing in the Intelligence Community,” a document meant to guide the agencies through the next phase of developing and adopting cloud services.
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The Navy thinks it has a better idea for a CIO position
The Navy is establishing a special assistant to the secretary, effectively reforming the role of the chief information officer.
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The network tech that U.S. Special Operations Command likes
U.S. Special Operations Command’s chief information officer, Lisa Costa, explains how the organization is thinking about the latest networking technology.
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Pentagon could offer up its bases as 5G test beds
The Pentagon might offer its infrastructure as test areas for American 5G technology development.
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Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
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Can a wearable token improve Army network security?
A small identity device could serve as a viable battlefield replacement for Common Access Cards.
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Supercomputers will start building a 3D map of the world
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is teaming up with university researchers to create digital elevation models of the Earth’s terrain.
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Data could soon empower Marines at the edge like never before
Marines in the fight might soon have access to the same information at the command post.
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Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
-
Jumping into algorithmic warfare: US Army aviation tightens kill chain with networked architecture
A demonstration of an Army-developed capability showed the ability to nimbly pass control between operators of drones and munitions through a networked architecture of systems.
-
Why the intel community is counting on more cloud success
Intelligence leaders unveiled “Strategic Plan to Advance Cloud Computing in the Intelligence Community,” a document meant to guide the agencies through the next phase of developing and adopting cloud services.
-
The Navy thinks it has a better idea for a CIO position
The Navy is establishing a special assistant to the secretary, effectively reforming the role of the chief information officer.
-
The network tech that U.S. Special Operations Command likes
U.S. Special Operations Command’s chief information officer, Lisa Costa, explains how the organization is thinking about the latest networking technology.
-
Pentagon could offer up its bases as 5G test beds
The Pentagon might offer its infrastructure as test areas for American 5G technology development.
-
Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
-
Can a wearable token improve Army network security?
A small identity device could serve as a viable battlefield replacement for Common Access Cards.
-
Supercomputers will start building a 3D map of the world
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is teaming up with university researchers to create digital elevation models of the Earth’s terrain.
-
Data could soon empower Marines at the edge like never before
Marines in the fight might soon have access to the same information at the command post.
-
Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
-
Jumping into algorithmic warfare: US Army aviation tightens kill chain with networked architecture
A demonstration of an Army-developed capability showed the ability to nimbly pass control between operators of drones and munitions through a networked architecture of systems.
-
Why the intel community is counting on more cloud success
Intelligence leaders unveiled “Strategic Plan to Advance Cloud Computing in the Intelligence Community,” a document meant to guide the agencies through the next phase of developing and adopting cloud services.
-
The Navy thinks it has a better idea for a CIO position
The Navy is establishing a special assistant to the secretary, effectively reforming the role of the chief information officer.
-
The network tech that U.S. Special Operations Command likes
U.S. Special Operations Command’s chief information officer, Lisa Costa, explains how the organization is thinking about the latest networking technology.
-
Pentagon could offer up its bases as 5G test beds
The Pentagon might offer its infrastructure as test areas for American 5G technology development.
-
Pentagon plans to ask for more money for 5G
Pentagon leaders expect to set aside new money for 5G technology in the fiscal 2021 budget.
-
Can a wearable token improve Army network security?
A small identity device could serve as a viable battlefield replacement for Common Access Cards.
-
Supercomputers will start building a 3D map of the world
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is teaming up with university researchers to create digital elevation models of the Earth’s terrain.
-
Data could soon empower Marines at the edge like never before
Marines in the fight might soon have access to the same information at the command post.
