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Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
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Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
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Following industry trend, Airbus dives into data
The firm announced the program, SmartForce, at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow.
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US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
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Why wasn’t the Pentagon’s tech guru surprised by Google Maven pushback?
Project Maven was part of a broader attempt to develop artificial intelligence for the Pentagon.
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Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
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New SCO head will be in place by end of July. And DIUx is next.
Two key Pentagon technology hubs should have new leadership soon.
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No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
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The coming cyberbattle will be worse than people think
The full integration of cyberwarriors into the Army and the ability to integrate cyber capabilities into the core functions of war fighting still face many cultural battles that could slow much-needed momentum.
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Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
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Air Force has new acting CIO
Bill Marion takes over as the Air Force’s acting CIO.
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Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
-
Following industry trend, Airbus dives into data
The firm announced the program, SmartForce, at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow.
-
US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
-
Why wasn’t the Pentagon’s tech guru surprised by Google Maven pushback?
Project Maven was part of a broader attempt to develop artificial intelligence for the Pentagon.
-
Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
-
New SCO head will be in place by end of July. And DIUx is next.
Two key Pentagon technology hubs should have new leadership soon.
-
No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
-
The coming cyberbattle will be worse than people think
The full integration of cyberwarriors into the Army and the ability to integrate cyber capabilities into the core functions of war fighting still face many cultural battles that could slow much-needed momentum.
-
Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
-
Air Force has new acting CIO
Bill Marion takes over as the Air Force’s acting CIO.
-
Here’s how much a new artificial intelligence center could cost
New reprogramming budget documents reveal how much the Pentagon plans to spend on the new Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
-
Following industry trend, Airbus dives into data
The firm announced the program, SmartForce, at the 2018 Farnborough Airshow.
-
US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
-
Why wasn’t the Pentagon’s tech guru surprised by Google Maven pushback?
Project Maven was part of a broader attempt to develop artificial intelligence for the Pentagon.
-
Will bots handle all the TPS reports one day?
In April, a Defense Information Systems Agency employee pulled two supporting documents in 15 minutes in preparation for the 2018 financial audit. In the same 15 minutes, a digital robot competing against the human pulled 150.
-
New SCO head will be in place by end of July. And DIUx is next.
Two key Pentagon technology hubs should have new leadership soon.
-
No surprise, cloud tops new Defense CIO’s priorities
DoD CIO Dana Deasy offered more specifics on the Pentagon’s much anticipated JEDI contract.
-
The coming cyberbattle will be worse than people think
The full integration of cyberwarriors into the Army and the ability to integrate cyber capabilities into the core functions of war fighting still face many cultural battles that could slow much-needed momentum.
