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The secret’s out: National Reconnaissance Office gets new deputy director
NRO operates intelligence satellites that support the Department of Defense and other members of the intelligence community.
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Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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Can industry help government make sense of artificial intelligence?
The House Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee wants to develop a private-public commission to inform applications of AI.
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Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
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Top intelligence officials fear US behind in quantum computing, cyber
A top National Security Agency official said the intelligence community should concentrate on innovation related to cybersecurity.
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What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
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NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
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A sensor to eliminate jets’ screeeeeeeeeeech
A team of Air Force engineers is working with a combination of sophisticated sensors and advanced algorithms to detect and fix screech before it becomes a problem.
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US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
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Key lawmaker in favor of JSTARS recap cancellation, movement to alternate approach
One of the biggest advocates of JSTARS on Capitol Hill has concerns that new planes might not be survivable for the future.
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The secret’s out: National Reconnaissance Office gets new deputy director
NRO operates intelligence satellites that support the Department of Defense and other members of the intelligence community.
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Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
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Can industry help government make sense of artificial intelligence?
The House Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee wants to develop a private-public commission to inform applications of AI.
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Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
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Top intelligence officials fear US behind in quantum computing, cyber
A top National Security Agency official said the intelligence community should concentrate on innovation related to cybersecurity.
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What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
-
NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
-
A sensor to eliminate jets’ screeeeeeeeeeech
A team of Air Force engineers is working with a combination of sophisticated sensors and advanced algorithms to detect and fix screech before it becomes a problem.
-
US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
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Key lawmaker in favor of JSTARS recap cancellation, movement to alternate approach
One of the biggest advocates of JSTARS on Capitol Hill has concerns that new planes might not be survivable for the future.
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The secret’s out: National Reconnaissance Office gets new deputy director
NRO operates intelligence satellites that support the Department of Defense and other members of the intelligence community.
-
Future US Navy weapons will need lots of power. That’s a huge engineering challenge.
Integrating futuristic technologies on to existing platforms, even on some of the newer ships with plenty of excess power capacity, will be an incredibly difficult engineering challenge, experts say.
-
Can industry help government make sense of artificial intelligence?
The House Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee wants to develop a private-public commission to inform applications of AI.
-
Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
-
Top intelligence officials fear US behind in quantum computing, cyber
A top National Security Agency official said the intelligence community should concentrate on innovation related to cybersecurity.
-
What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
-
NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
-
A sensor to eliminate jets’ screeeeeeeeeeech
A team of Air Force engineers is working with a combination of sophisticated sensors and advanced algorithms to detect and fix screech before it becomes a problem.
-
US to boost nuke sniffing with modified C-130s
The Air Force doesn’t have too many WC-135 Constant Phoenix. Enter the ever-versatile Hercules.
-
Key lawmaker in favor of JSTARS recap cancellation, movement to alternate approach
One of the biggest advocates of JSTARS on Capitol Hill has concerns that new planes might not be survivable for the future.
