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How two SATCOM companies are responding to Starlink’s dominance
OneWeb and Intelsat are positioning themselves to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
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Navy, Marine Corps test warfighting concepts
“The ability to command and control our operations across 22 time zones is how we will fight and win in a global environment against our competitors.”
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Navy’s Triton drone squadron returns to Guam
The unmanned Tritons rotating through Guam received sensor upgrades since their last deployment.
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KNDS, Israel’s Elbit to produce European rocket artillery kit
Based on the existing PULS artillery rocket produced by Elbit, the new kit will offer a Europeanized version to countries in the region.
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Spectrum Warfare Wing’s Koslov eyes fast retooling for ‘wicked threats’
“If you think about trying to get data to fighters, to bombers, to weapons, to countermeasures, to all the things that we do, that’s a good number.”
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Army of coders needed to make Replicator drone initiative a success
The program should be the first to acknowledge that both software and data production need to be core military competencies, the authors argue.
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Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
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Babcock, Palantir bank on data crunching to boost UK force readiness
The British defense contractor is smitten with the possibilities of Palantir’s Foundry data analytics system.
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US seizes initiative on space security for the first time in decades
The world is on Washington’s side to help make space more secure and sustainable, if only it has the political will to lead.
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Australian, UK and US tech companies already reaping AUKUS benefits
Australian, UK and US companies may see greater collaboration under AUKUS. But they’re not waiting on official details – many are working together already.
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How two SATCOM companies are responding to Starlink’s dominance
OneWeb and Intelsat are positioning themselves to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
-
Navy, Marine Corps test warfighting concepts
“The ability to command and control our operations across 22 time zones is how we will fight and win in a global environment against our competitors.”
-
Navy’s Triton drone squadron returns to Guam
The unmanned Tritons rotating through Guam received sensor upgrades since their last deployment.
-
KNDS, Israel’s Elbit to produce European rocket artillery kit
Based on the existing PULS artillery rocket produced by Elbit, the new kit will offer a Europeanized version to countries in the region.
-
Spectrum Warfare Wing’s Koslov eyes fast retooling for ‘wicked threats’
“If you think about trying to get data to fighters, to bombers, to weapons, to countermeasures, to all the things that we do, that’s a good number.”
-
Army of coders needed to make Replicator drone initiative a success
The program should be the first to acknowledge that both software and data production need to be core military competencies, the authors argue.
-
Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
-
Babcock, Palantir bank on data crunching to boost UK force readiness
The British defense contractor is smitten with the possibilities of Palantir’s Foundry data analytics system.
-
US seizes initiative on space security for the first time in decades
The world is on Washington’s side to help make space more secure and sustainable, if only it has the political will to lead.
-
Australian, UK and US tech companies already reaping AUKUS benefits
Australian, UK and US companies may see greater collaboration under AUKUS. But they’re not waiting on official details – many are working together already.
-
How two SATCOM companies are responding to Starlink’s dominance
OneWeb and Intelsat are positioning themselves to compete with Elon Musk’s SpaceX.
-
Navy, Marine Corps test warfighting concepts
“The ability to command and control our operations across 22 time zones is how we will fight and win in a global environment against our competitors.”
-
Navy’s Triton drone squadron returns to Guam
The unmanned Tritons rotating through Guam received sensor upgrades since their last deployment.
-
KNDS, Israel’s Elbit to produce European rocket artillery kit
Based on the existing PULS artillery rocket produced by Elbit, the new kit will offer a Europeanized version to countries in the region.
-
Spectrum Warfare Wing’s Koslov eyes fast retooling for ‘wicked threats’
“If you think about trying to get data to fighters, to bombers, to weapons, to countermeasures, to all the things that we do, that’s a good number.”
-
Army of coders needed to make Replicator drone initiative a success
The program should be the first to acknowledge that both software and data production need to be core military competencies, the authors argue.
-
Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
-
Babcock, Palantir bank on data crunching to boost UK force readiness
The British defense contractor is smitten with the possibilities of Palantir’s Foundry data analytics system.
-
US seizes initiative on space security for the first time in decades
The world is on Washington’s side to help make space more secure and sustainable, if only it has the political will to lead.
-
Australian, UK and US tech companies already reaping AUKUS benefits
Australian, UK and US companies may see greater collaboration under AUKUS. But they’re not waiting on official details – many are working together already.
