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  • The Army's PEO C3T will soon have a new leader. (William B. King/Army)
    New leader is a familiar face for Army PEO C3T

    Brig. Gen. Rob Collins will be the new head of the Army’s Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical), the chief of staff of the Army announced March 25.

    Andrew Eversden
    3 days ago
  • The Defense Department's enterprise cloud contract continues to be tied up in court. (Charles Dharapak/AP)
    Amazon opposes Pentagon’s proposal to reevaluate parts of its JEDI award

    Amazon Web Services said the DoD's proposal isn't "fair and rational."

    Andrew Eversden
    5 days ago
  • A federal court has barred the Pentagon from starting its work on its enterprise cloud. (Peggy Frierson/Defense Media Activity)
    Why a federal court halted work on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud

    Amazon asked for an injunction on the JEDI cloud contract because of alleged errors in the procurement process and political interference allegation against President Donald Trump. A new court document shows why it won.

    Andrew Eversden
    March 8
  • Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Karl Schultz delivers the 2020 State of the Coast Guard Address in Charleston, South Carolina on Thursday. During the annual Address, Schultz reflected on the organization’s successes over the past year, detailed the Fiscal Year 2021 President’s Budget Request and outlined the shared vision for the future of the Coast Guard. (Public Affairs Specialist 2nd Class Ryan Dickinson/Coast Guard)
    Commandant: Coast Guard’s IT nears ‘catastrophic failure’

    Adm. Karl Schultz's annual State of the Coast Guard speech touched on the challenges facing a sea service that also notches many triumphs.

    Geoff Ziezulewicz
    February 20
  • A system hosted by the Defense Information Systems Agency was breached last summer.
    How many users were affected by the DISA breach?

    Affected users are receiving letters from the Defense Information Systems Agency notifying them if their personally identifiable information might have been compromised.

    Andrew Eversden
    February 20
  • A federal judge temporarily halted work on the JEDI cloud. (BrianAJackson)
    Pentagon and Microsoft must halt work on JEDI cloud ... for now

    A federal judge granted Amazon's motion for an injunction, barring further work between Microsoft and DoD on the Joint Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure.

    Andrew Eversden
    February 13
  • The Army is asking for more money from last year to help procure systems in order to deliver the first instantiation of a new network concept next year. (Spc. Jordan Buck/Army)
    Army to invest $3B in new handheld radios

    The Army wants to spend more than $3 billion to buy new Handheld Manpack Radios over the next four years, according to budget documents released Feb. 10.

    Mark Pomerleau
    February 12
  • The Army sees data and cloud computing as essential to enabling success in multidomain battle against potential competitors. (Peggy Frierson, Defense Media Activity)
    Multidomain operations are driving the Army to the cloud

    The Army's top IT official sees data and cloud computing as essential to enabling success in multidomain battle.

    Mark Pomerleau
    February 10
  • The White House wants to spent $92 billion on IT in fiscal 2021. (artisteer/Getty Images)
    Here’s what the White House wants to spend on IT

    The White House's IT budget proposal increased about $4 billion over last year's request.

    Andrew Eversden
    February 10
  • It would leave the Corps with a total active-duty force comprised of 184,100 Marines. (Cpl. Brooke C. Woods/Marine Corps)
    Corps looks to cut more than 2,000 active-duty Marines in 2021 budget

    The changes intend to build a “more experienced, better trained, and more capable force,” the budget says.

    Philip Athey
    February 10
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