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Here’s who is modernizing the Army’s enterprise IT
Three companies won contracts for the Army’s back-end IT-as-a-service pilot.
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This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
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How the Army will test its new battlefield network
The Army has developed a test and evaluation strategy for its tactical network, which officials say will help guide what capabilities they buy and then field in 2021.
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Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
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Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
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Pentagon awards multibillion-dollar cloud contract (no, not that one)
The military services are finally getting some new digital infrastructure, just not the ones everyone has been talking about.
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Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
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How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
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The ‘SAFE’ replacement for a popular Army file-sharing tool
The Defense Information Systems Agency launched a new secure file sharing site Aug. 15 as part of an effort to replace a popular tool run by the Army that had far exceeded what its creators had intended and become the go-to site for sending large files.
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New supercomputer will help prevent nuclear weapon testing
Dubbed El Capitan, the supercomputer will be used by the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s weapons design laboratories to run 3D simulations that are too difficult for today’s state-of-the-art supercomputers.
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Here’s who is modernizing the Army’s enterprise IT
Three companies won contracts for the Army’s back-end IT-as-a-service pilot.
-
This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
-
How the Army will test its new battlefield network
The Army has developed a test and evaluation strategy for its tactical network, which officials say will help guide what capabilities they buy and then field in 2021.
-
Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
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Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
-
Pentagon awards multibillion-dollar cloud contract (no, not that one)
The military services are finally getting some new digital infrastructure, just not the ones everyone has been talking about.
-
Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
-
How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
-
The ‘SAFE’ replacement for a popular Army file-sharing tool
The Defense Information Systems Agency launched a new secure file sharing site Aug. 15 as part of an effort to replace a popular tool run by the Army that had far exceeded what its creators had intended and become the go-to site for sending large files.
-
New supercomputer will help prevent nuclear weapon testing
Dubbed El Capitan, the supercomputer will be used by the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s weapons design laboratories to run 3D simulations that are too difficult for today’s state-of-the-art supercomputers.
-
Here’s who is modernizing the Army’s enterprise IT
Three companies won contracts for the Army’s back-end IT-as-a-service pilot.
-
This is the Navy’s new top cybersecurity official
The Navy has tapped a former senior adviser to the Defense Department’s chief information officer as its new CIO.
-
How the Army will test its new battlefield network
The Army has developed a test and evaluation strategy for its tactical network, which officials say will help guide what capabilities they buy and then field in 2021.
-
Marines say: Let there be light … for network connectivity
The Marines will soon begin a Li-Fi pilot to test using light as a power source for its networks.
-
Patience you must have: No timeline for massive cloud contract, says DoD chief
Secretary of Defense Mark Esper says he’s taking two hours of briefings a week on the controversial JEDI contract.
-
Pentagon awards multibillion-dollar cloud contract (no, not that one)
The military services are finally getting some new digital infrastructure, just not the ones everyone has been talking about.
-
Oracle sues again: JEDI case going to federal appeals court
The Pentagon finds itself with another problem in procuring its general service cloud.
-
How can the government improve its cyber posture?
Industry experts sat down with Fifth Domain to discuss what the government needs to do to protect itself in cyberspace.
-
The ‘SAFE’ replacement for a popular Army file-sharing tool
The Defense Information Systems Agency launched a new secure file sharing site Aug. 15 as part of an effort to replace a popular tool run by the Army that had far exceeded what its creators had intended and become the go-to site for sending large files.
-
New supercomputer will help prevent nuclear weapon testing
Dubbed El Capitan, the supercomputer will be used by the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s weapons design laboratories to run 3D simulations that are too difficult for today’s state-of-the-art supercomputers.
