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Defense Innovation Board pushes ‘Oasis’ fund for promising technology
The funding would help transition technology from startups and commercial companies to Defense Department procurement programs.
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Building the Taiwanese ‘porcupine’ an arsenal of shooting quills
Taipei can deter Beijing asymmetrically by becoming a “porcupine”— an animal that defends itself by inflicting grievous wounds on the predator.
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Launch of Air Force Research Lab navigation satellite delayed again
Navigation Technology Satellite-3 was supposed to fly in 2022, but delays to its host mission and rocket have pushed that plan back by two years.
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US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
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Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
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US falling behind China in tech advancements, Govini report finds
The difference in the pace of technological advancement between the U.S. and China is largely due to accessibility to patents, according to Govini.
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What are China’s plans for Turkey’s IDEF defense expo?
At least 60 Chinese firms are scheduled to attend the International Defence Industry Fair, which is taking place July 25-28 in Istanbul.
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Space Force to open launch business to a third provider
The move would expand competition for national security space launch, a field dominated by SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.
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Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
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A sensible approach to AI regulation
Humans will use AI as a co-pilot to make them more efficient in unwanted or criminal digital behavior, like cyberattacks or misinformation campaigns.
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Defense Innovation Board pushes ‘Oasis’ fund for promising technology
The funding would help transition technology from startups and commercial companies to Defense Department procurement programs.
-
Building the Taiwanese ‘porcupine’ an arsenal of shooting quills
Taipei can deter Beijing asymmetrically by becoming a “porcupine”— an animal that defends itself by inflicting grievous wounds on the predator.
-
Launch of Air Force Research Lab navigation satellite delayed again
Navigation Technology Satellite-3 was supposed to fly in 2022, but delays to its host mission and rocket have pushed that plan back by two years.
-
US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
-
Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
-
US falling behind China in tech advancements, Govini report finds
The difference in the pace of technological advancement between the U.S. and China is largely due to accessibility to patents, according to Govini.
-
What are China’s plans for Turkey’s IDEF defense expo?
At least 60 Chinese firms are scheduled to attend the International Defence Industry Fair, which is taking place July 25-28 in Istanbul.
-
Space Force to open launch business to a third provider
The move would expand competition for national security space launch, a field dominated by SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.
-
Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
-
A sensible approach to AI regulation
Humans will use AI as a co-pilot to make them more efficient in unwanted or criminal digital behavior, like cyberattacks or misinformation campaigns.
-
Defense Innovation Board pushes ‘Oasis’ fund for promising technology
The funding would help transition technology from startups and commercial companies to Defense Department procurement programs.
-
Building the Taiwanese ‘porcupine’ an arsenal of shooting quills
Taipei can deter Beijing asymmetrically by becoming a “porcupine”— an animal that defends itself by inflicting grievous wounds on the predator.
-
Launch of Air Force Research Lab navigation satellite delayed again
Navigation Technology Satellite-3 was supposed to fly in 2022, but delays to its host mission and rocket have pushed that plan back by two years.
-
US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
-
Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
-
US falling behind China in tech advancements, Govini report finds
The difference in the pace of technological advancement between the U.S. and China is largely due to accessibility to patents, according to Govini.
-
What are China’s plans for Turkey’s IDEF defense expo?
At least 60 Chinese firms are scheduled to attend the International Defence Industry Fair, which is taking place July 25-28 in Istanbul.
-
Space Force to open launch business to a third provider
The move would expand competition for national security space launch, a field dominated by SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.
-
Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
-
A sensible approach to AI regulation
Humans will use AI as a co-pilot to make them more efficient in unwanted or criminal digital behavior, like cyberattacks or misinformation campaigns.
