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How gaming is changing interpreting the battlefield
Games created an easy to understand interface for managing war, and the Pentagon is starting to catch on.
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Why is it so hard for the Pentagon to buy software fast?
Congress wants to create an avenue for the Department of Defense to purchase software more easily.
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Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
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The next key to the Army network: air-ground integration
The Army wants air and ground units to be able to more seamlessly pass, share and communicate data.
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A small Army robot could use this new networking technology
Defense contractor QinetiQ will rely on networking technologies from Persistent Systems as part of a contract to help the Army build a small robot that will help soldiers on the battlefield.
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Why the intel community is at an inflection point with data
The Intelligence Community is entering a third inflection point, and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is leading the way in adapting to it, says Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon.
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If the Army doesn’t get the network right, is everything else a wasted effort?
All other Army modernization efforts are dependent on the success of its network development, the three-star in charge of Army resourcing and programming said at the C4ISRNET conference June 6.
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Army cannot rely on the cloud at the end of the spectrum
Army and industry planners outlined how to build a functional network for dangerous places.
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The new 4G network that will help Naval Base Coronado
Verizon is teaming up with Naval Base Coronado to install a new 4G network system with hopes to enable 5G technologies in the future.
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SPAWAR is dead! Long live NAVWARSYSCOM!
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, the Navy’s primary battlefield technology organization based in San Diego, is now officially known as the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWARSYSCOM).
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How gaming is changing interpreting the battlefield
Games created an easy to understand interface for managing war, and the Pentagon is starting to catch on.
-
Why is it so hard for the Pentagon to buy software fast?
Congress wants to create an avenue for the Department of Defense to purchase software more easily.
-
Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
-
The next key to the Army network: air-ground integration
The Army wants air and ground units to be able to more seamlessly pass, share and communicate data.
-
A small Army robot could use this new networking technology
Defense contractor QinetiQ will rely on networking technologies from Persistent Systems as part of a contract to help the Army build a small robot that will help soldiers on the battlefield.
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Why the intel community is at an inflection point with data
The Intelligence Community is entering a third inflection point, and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is leading the way in adapting to it, says Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon.
-
If the Army doesn’t get the network right, is everything else a wasted effort?
All other Army modernization efforts are dependent on the success of its network development, the three-star in charge of Army resourcing and programming said at the C4ISRNET conference June 6.
-
Army cannot rely on the cloud at the end of the spectrum
Army and industry planners outlined how to build a functional network for dangerous places.
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The new 4G network that will help Naval Base Coronado
Verizon is teaming up with Naval Base Coronado to install a new 4G network system with hopes to enable 5G technologies in the future.
-
SPAWAR is dead! Long live NAVWARSYSCOM!
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, the Navy’s primary battlefield technology organization based in San Diego, is now officially known as the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWARSYSCOM).
-
How gaming is changing interpreting the battlefield
Games created an easy to understand interface for managing war, and the Pentagon is starting to catch on.
-
Why is it so hard for the Pentagon to buy software fast?
Congress wants to create an avenue for the Department of Defense to purchase software more easily.
-
Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
-
The next key to the Army network: air-ground integration
The Army wants air and ground units to be able to more seamlessly pass, share and communicate data.
-
A small Army robot could use this new networking technology
Defense contractor QinetiQ will rely on networking technologies from Persistent Systems as part of a contract to help the Army build a small robot that will help soldiers on the battlefield.
-
Why the intel community is at an inflection point with data
The Intelligence Community is entering a third inflection point, and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is leading the way in adapting to it, says Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon.
-
If the Army doesn’t get the network right, is everything else a wasted effort?
All other Army modernization efforts are dependent on the success of its network development, the three-star in charge of Army resourcing and programming said at the C4ISRNET conference June 6.
-
Army cannot rely on the cloud at the end of the spectrum
Army and industry planners outlined how to build a functional network for dangerous places.
-
The new 4G network that will help Naval Base Coronado
Verizon is teaming up with Naval Base Coronado to install a new 4G network system with hopes to enable 5G technologies in the future.
-
SPAWAR is dead! Long live NAVWARSYSCOM!
The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, the Navy’s primary battlefield technology organization based in San Diego, is now officially known as the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWARSYSCOM).
