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Who’s the Marine Corps new CIO?
The Marine Corps gets a new CIO and C4 deputy as it looks to adapt to the modern threat environment.
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Targeting the future of the DoD’s controversial Project Maven initiative
The Defense Department will build its signature artificial intelligence program without Google. But can the Pentagon convince Silicon Valley it’s using AI for good?
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How Army researchers are using software and analytics to maximize battlefield power
Advancements in the tactical microgrid allow users with minimal training to maintain optimal power.
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JEDI $10B final request drops – and it’s still single award
Defense brass are moving ahead with contentious plans for a single cloud vendor on the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
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How one Marine Corps program focuses on the cyber talent deficit
With the demand for cyber solutions ever on the rise, but recruiting talent a challenge, the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity must squeeze the most out of its limited resources.
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How Congress wants DoD to tackle AI and machine learning in 2019
The 2019 National Defense Authorization Act includes funding to the Air Force and the establishment of an independent commission on artificial intelligence.
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‘The best piece of legislation’ in DC is about quantum computing
Rep. Will Hurd warned that Russia and China are sucking up encrypted communications in the hopes of retroactively reading them after they achieve encryption-breaking quantum computing capabilities.
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Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
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Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
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Marines stand up first-of-its-kind tactical cyber team
The Marine Corps activated the first of its new defensive cyber teams within the Marine Air Ground Task Force.
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Who’s the Marine Corps new CIO?
The Marine Corps gets a new CIO and C4 deputy as it looks to adapt to the modern threat environment.
-
Targeting the future of the DoD’s controversial Project Maven initiative
The Defense Department will build its signature artificial intelligence program without Google. But can the Pentagon convince Silicon Valley it’s using AI for good?
-
How Army researchers are using software and analytics to maximize battlefield power
Advancements in the tactical microgrid allow users with minimal training to maintain optimal power.
-
JEDI $10B final request drops – and it’s still single award
Defense brass are moving ahead with contentious plans for a single cloud vendor on the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
-
How one Marine Corps program focuses on the cyber talent deficit
With the demand for cyber solutions ever on the rise, but recruiting talent a challenge, the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity must squeeze the most out of its limited resources.
-
How Congress wants DoD to tackle AI and machine learning in 2019
The 2019 National Defense Authorization Act includes funding to the Air Force and the establishment of an independent commission on artificial intelligence.
-
‘The best piece of legislation’ in DC is about quantum computing
Rep. Will Hurd warned that Russia and China are sucking up encrypted communications in the hopes of retroactively reading them after they achieve encryption-breaking quantum computing capabilities.
-
Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
-
Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
-
Marines stand up first-of-its-kind tactical cyber team
The Marine Corps activated the first of its new defensive cyber teams within the Marine Air Ground Task Force.
-
Who’s the Marine Corps new CIO?
The Marine Corps gets a new CIO and C4 deputy as it looks to adapt to the modern threat environment.
-
Targeting the future of the DoD’s controversial Project Maven initiative
The Defense Department will build its signature artificial intelligence program without Google. But can the Pentagon convince Silicon Valley it’s using AI for good?
-
How Army researchers are using software and analytics to maximize battlefield power
Advancements in the tactical microgrid allow users with minimal training to maintain optimal power.
-
JEDI $10B final request drops – and it’s still single award
Defense brass are moving ahead with contentious plans for a single cloud vendor on the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
-
How one Marine Corps program focuses on the cyber talent deficit
With the demand for cyber solutions ever on the rise, but recruiting talent a challenge, the Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity must squeeze the most out of its limited resources.
-
How Congress wants DoD to tackle AI and machine learning in 2019
The 2019 National Defense Authorization Act includes funding to the Air Force and the establishment of an independent commission on artificial intelligence.
-
‘The best piece of legislation’ in DC is about quantum computing
Rep. Will Hurd warned that Russia and China are sucking up encrypted communications in the hopes of retroactively reading them after they achieve encryption-breaking quantum computing capabilities.
-
Microsoft wants the government to regulate facial recognition technology
As technology companies face scrutiny over how their software is used, Microsoft calls for government regulation to set rules paths for recourse for facial recognition technology.
-
Germany wants its own version of DARPA, and within the year
Germany Defence and Interior ministry officials are pushing for the creation of a new agency this year that will study disruptive technologies relevant to Germany’s defense and security.
-
Marines stand up first-of-its-kind tactical cyber team
The Marine Corps activated the first of its new defensive cyber teams within the Marine Air Ground Task Force.
