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Knock, knock. Who’s there? This AI combat system might already know
Marines hope that robots on the ground can do more than just see and report back. They hope the robots can be trained to recognize and prioritize what they see.
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Without a clearer ethics policy, the US could lose the military tech battle with China
Nearly three decades after the Cold War ended, a new strategy of containment is underway at the Pentagon.
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Can the Pentagon convince Silicon Valley to move beyond walled gardens?
For the military, making the most out of the data it collects might mean letting more contractors use it.
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Will Enterprise IT as a Service create a more digital Air Force?
The Air Force is looking to create more efficiencies in a future data and network centric environment.
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How the Air Force’s new software team is proving its worth
The Air Force’s Kessel Run project is trying to change the culture inside DoD to bring it into the modern software era.
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Navy reservists power a new cyber development unit
The new unit will focus on delivering capabilities to Navy cyberwarriors.
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With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
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DoD ramps up development of a ‘cyber factory’
The Department of Defense is rapidly working to provide cyberwarriors capabilities under the Unified Platform.
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Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
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The Army reduced the cost of its tactical modems by 80 percent
The Army is getting a new tactical modem that communicate with the service’s artillery systems.
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Knock, knock. Who’s there? This AI combat system might already know
Marines hope that robots on the ground can do more than just see and report back. They hope the robots can be trained to recognize and prioritize what they see.
-
Without a clearer ethics policy, the US could lose the military tech battle with China
Nearly three decades after the Cold War ended, a new strategy of containment is underway at the Pentagon.
-
Can the Pentagon convince Silicon Valley to move beyond walled gardens?
For the military, making the most out of the data it collects might mean letting more contractors use it.
-
Will Enterprise IT as a Service create a more digital Air Force?
The Air Force is looking to create more efficiencies in a future data and network centric environment.
-
How the Air Force’s new software team is proving its worth
The Air Force’s Kessel Run project is trying to change the culture inside DoD to bring it into the modern software era.
-
Navy reservists power a new cyber development unit
The new unit will focus on delivering capabilities to Navy cyberwarriors.
-
With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
-
DoD ramps up development of a ‘cyber factory’
The Department of Defense is rapidly working to provide cyberwarriors capabilities under the Unified Platform.
-
Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
-
The Army reduced the cost of its tactical modems by 80 percent
The Army is getting a new tactical modem that communicate with the service’s artillery systems.
-
Knock, knock. Who’s there? This AI combat system might already know
Marines hope that robots on the ground can do more than just see and report back. They hope the robots can be trained to recognize and prioritize what they see.
-
Without a clearer ethics policy, the US could lose the military tech battle with China
Nearly three decades after the Cold War ended, a new strategy of containment is underway at the Pentagon.
-
Can the Pentagon convince Silicon Valley to move beyond walled gardens?
For the military, making the most out of the data it collects might mean letting more contractors use it.
-
Will Enterprise IT as a Service create a more digital Air Force?
The Air Force is looking to create more efficiencies in a future data and network centric environment.
-
How the Air Force’s new software team is proving its worth
The Air Force’s Kessel Run project is trying to change the culture inside DoD to bring it into the modern software era.
-
Navy reservists power a new cyber development unit
The new unit will focus on delivering capabilities to Navy cyberwarriors.
-
With China looming, intelligence community backs AI research
The United States government is trying to boost its artificial intelligence capabilities with new research, according to public documents and experts.
-
DoD ramps up development of a ‘cyber factory’
The Department of Defense is rapidly working to provide cyberwarriors capabilities under the Unified Platform.
-
Here’s how the Army acquisition chief plans to equip soldiers for the next war
Changes underway in acquisitions look to streamline programs and emphasize funding for the Army’s top priorities.
-
The Army reduced the cost of its tactical modems by 80 percent
The Army is getting a new tactical modem that communicate with the service’s artillery systems.
