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When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
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Here’s how Cyber Command is using ‘defend forward’
U.S. Cyber Command is using new authorities to gain insights and access to foreign networks to help better inform defense.
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Army researchers are blasting past lasers to find a new way to do realistic combat training
A new system would replicate all types of weapons, attacks for more realistic training.
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The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
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Are banned Chinese cameras watching the US military?
Amid news that thousands of banned Chinese-made surveillance devices are in use across American government installations, Sen. Marco Rubio is asking the Pentagon what Chinese gear it is using.
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The Corps authorized Marines to play a special version of Doom in the late 90s to help train for combat
Gen Krulak encouraged Marines to play video games to help prepare for combat, and he approved the use of select games to be played on government computers.
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3 ways DISA solved servicemembers’ problems
DISA officials consider these three projects to be among the organization’s biggest successes.
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How the JAIC will choose its next project
Here are the three criteria the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center uses to evaluate potential projects.
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How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
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Army’s plan to field its network could collapse under an extended continuing resolution
Without a budget deal, the Army’s modernized network is in jeopardy.
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When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
-
Here’s how Cyber Command is using ‘defend forward’
U.S. Cyber Command is using new authorities to gain insights and access to foreign networks to help better inform defense.
-
Army researchers are blasting past lasers to find a new way to do realistic combat training
A new system would replicate all types of weapons, attacks for more realistic training.
-
The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
-
Are banned Chinese cameras watching the US military?
Amid news that thousands of banned Chinese-made surveillance devices are in use across American government installations, Sen. Marco Rubio is asking the Pentagon what Chinese gear it is using.
-
The Corps authorized Marines to play a special version of Doom in the late 90s to help train for combat
Gen Krulak encouraged Marines to play video games to help prepare for combat, and he approved the use of select games to be played on government computers.
-
3 ways DISA solved servicemembers’ problems
DISA officials consider these three projects to be among the organization’s biggest successes.
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How the JAIC will choose its next project
Here are the three criteria the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center uses to evaluate potential projects.
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How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
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Army’s plan to field its network could collapse under an extended continuing resolution
Without a budget deal, the Army’s modernized network is in jeopardy.
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When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
-
Here’s how Cyber Command is using ‘defend forward’
U.S. Cyber Command is using new authorities to gain insights and access to foreign networks to help better inform defense.
-
Army researchers are blasting past lasers to find a new way to do realistic combat training
A new system would replicate all types of weapons, attacks for more realistic training.
-
The fight over 5G foreshadows the Great Decoupling
Congress is eager to see the Pentagon abandon commercial technologies made abroad, citing security concerns. How soon industry can help that to happen, however, remains to be seen.
-
Are banned Chinese cameras watching the US military?
Amid news that thousands of banned Chinese-made surveillance devices are in use across American government installations, Sen. Marco Rubio is asking the Pentagon what Chinese gear it is using.
-
The Corps authorized Marines to play a special version of Doom in the late 90s to help train for combat
Gen Krulak encouraged Marines to play video games to help prepare for combat, and he approved the use of select games to be played on government computers.
-
3 ways DISA solved servicemembers’ problems
DISA officials consider these three projects to be among the organization’s biggest successes.
-
How the JAIC will choose its next project
Here are the three criteria the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center uses to evaluate potential projects.
-
How the Pentagon still struggles to explain its massive cloud contract
Here’s what senators asked Dana Deasy, the Pentagon’s top IT official, about the JEDI cloud.
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Army’s plan to field its network could collapse under an extended continuing resolution
Without a budget deal, the Army’s modernized network is in jeopardy.
