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Is the US where it needs to be on cyber?
The nation’s current cyberspace structures are “suboptimal” and won’t generate the necessary outcomes, according to the recently retired director of the National Security Agency and former head of U.S. Cyber Command.
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DARPA’s new $2 billion initiative for next-level AI
Leaders at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency announced a $2 billion initiative, known as AI Next, to substantially improve artificial intelligence research.
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Cyber Command partners for a cyber prototyping environment
An innovation hub through U.S. Cyber Command seeks to foster greater collaboration between the government and tech firms.
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Refining the Defense Department’s cyberwarrior ‘carrier’
All the service components are providing input on the development of the next-generation cyber operations platform.
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Don’t @ me, bro: the need for social media on the battlefield
Commanders could benefit from having a finer understanding of the social media landscape, including Facebook and Twitter, on the battlefield.
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The surprising test ground for DoD information operations
The intensity of operations in the Middle East over the past decade-plus has provided an unprecedented learning laboratory for Cyber Command to test concepts and forces.
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What’s standing in the way of multidomain operations?
Several hurdles remain for multidomain operations. So what are the U.S. armed services doing about it?
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25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
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Next-gen RFID could improve how vehicles get to the battlefield
With next-gen RFID the U.S. military envisions a better way of moving arms munitions supplies and vehicles.
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Air Force innovation hub launches in Alabama
An Air Force innovation hub has opened in Alabama to harness research and technology for the military.
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Is the US where it needs to be on cyber?
The nation’s current cyberspace structures are “suboptimal” and won’t generate the necessary outcomes, according to the recently retired director of the National Security Agency and former head of U.S. Cyber Command.
-
DARPA’s new $2 billion initiative for next-level AI
Leaders at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency announced a $2 billion initiative, known as AI Next, to substantially improve artificial intelligence research.
-
Cyber Command partners for a cyber prototyping environment
An innovation hub through U.S. Cyber Command seeks to foster greater collaboration between the government and tech firms.
-
Refining the Defense Department’s cyberwarrior ‘carrier’
All the service components are providing input on the development of the next-generation cyber operations platform.
-
Don’t @ me, bro: the need for social media on the battlefield
Commanders could benefit from having a finer understanding of the social media landscape, including Facebook and Twitter, on the battlefield.
-
The surprising test ground for DoD information operations
The intensity of operations in the Middle East over the past decade-plus has provided an unprecedented learning laboratory for Cyber Command to test concepts and forces.
-
What’s standing in the way of multidomain operations?
Several hurdles remain for multidomain operations. So what are the U.S. armed services doing about it?
-
25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
-
Next-gen RFID could improve how vehicles get to the battlefield
With next-gen RFID the U.S. military envisions a better way of moving arms munitions supplies and vehicles.
-
Air Force innovation hub launches in Alabama
An Air Force innovation hub has opened in Alabama to harness research and technology for the military.
-
Is the US where it needs to be on cyber?
The nation’s current cyberspace structures are “suboptimal” and won’t generate the necessary outcomes, according to the recently retired director of the National Security Agency and former head of U.S. Cyber Command.
-
DARPA’s new $2 billion initiative for next-level AI
Leaders at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency announced a $2 billion initiative, known as AI Next, to substantially improve artificial intelligence research.
-
Cyber Command partners for a cyber prototyping environment
An innovation hub through U.S. Cyber Command seeks to foster greater collaboration between the government and tech firms.
-
Refining the Defense Department’s cyberwarrior ‘carrier’
All the service components are providing input on the development of the next-generation cyber operations platform.
-
Don’t @ me, bro: the need for social media on the battlefield
Commanders could benefit from having a finer understanding of the social media landscape, including Facebook and Twitter, on the battlefield.
-
The surprising test ground for DoD information operations
The intensity of operations in the Middle East over the past decade-plus has provided an unprecedented learning laboratory for Cyber Command to test concepts and forces.
-
What’s standing in the way of multidomain operations?
Several hurdles remain for multidomain operations. So what are the U.S. armed services doing about it?
-
25 bloodless battles: Synthetic training will help prepare for current and future operations
The military is building synthetic training capabilities aimed at preparing to operate against near-peer adversaries now and in the future.
-
Next-gen RFID could improve how vehicles get to the battlefield
With next-gen RFID the U.S. military envisions a better way of moving arms munitions supplies and vehicles.
-
Air Force innovation hub launches in Alabama
An Air Force innovation hub has opened in Alabama to harness research and technology for the military.
