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A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
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Army to hold tactical cloud industry day
The Army is holding an industry day in August focused on tactical cloud computing.
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The new cyber leader focused on national defense
The Cyber National Mission Force has a new commander.
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Delay for proposed DISA elimination clears key hurdle
A Maryland congressman is working to thwart a proposal to ax DISA.
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Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
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The Army hopes AI can help prevent vehicle failure
A Chicago-based industrial AI company has been awarded a contract to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to help predict and prevent Bradley Fighting Vehicles breakdowns.
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Why Project Maven is a ‘moral hazard’ for Google
Current and former military official criticized tech-giant Google for “creating a moral hazard,” by dropping out from a top military program that uses artificial intelligence allegedly for drone targeting.
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DoD makes leadership change on cloud effort
DoD CIO Dana Deasy will now lead the Pentagon’s cloud efforts.
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How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
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How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
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A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
-
Army to hold tactical cloud industry day
The Army is holding an industry day in August focused on tactical cloud computing.
-
The new cyber leader focused on national defense
The Cyber National Mission Force has a new commander.
-
Delay for proposed DISA elimination clears key hurdle
A Maryland congressman is working to thwart a proposal to ax DISA.
-
Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
-
The Army hopes AI can help prevent vehicle failure
A Chicago-based industrial AI company has been awarded a contract to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to help predict and prevent Bradley Fighting Vehicles breakdowns.
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Why Project Maven is a ‘moral hazard’ for Google
Current and former military official criticized tech-giant Google for “creating a moral hazard,” by dropping out from a top military program that uses artificial intelligence allegedly for drone targeting.
-
DoD makes leadership change on cloud effort
DoD CIO Dana Deasy will now lead the Pentagon’s cloud efforts.
-
How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
-
How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
-
A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
-
Army to hold tactical cloud industry day
The Army is holding an industry day in August focused on tactical cloud computing.
-
The new cyber leader focused on national defense
The Cyber National Mission Force has a new commander.
-
Delay for proposed DISA elimination clears key hurdle
A Maryland congressman is working to thwart a proposal to ax DISA.
-
Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
-
The Army hopes AI can help prevent vehicle failure
A Chicago-based industrial AI company has been awarded a contract to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to help predict and prevent Bradley Fighting Vehicles breakdowns.
-
Why Project Maven is a ‘moral hazard’ for Google
Current and former military official criticized tech-giant Google for “creating a moral hazard,” by dropping out from a top military program that uses artificial intelligence allegedly for drone targeting.
-
DoD makes leadership change on cloud effort
DoD CIO Dana Deasy will now lead the Pentagon’s cloud efforts.
-
How the Navy can lean in to software superiority
A senior Navy engineer warned that the Navy’s slow approach to technology is driving up costs.
-
How the Army is virtually prepping for real cyberattacks
In a digital battlefield, soldiers and contractors practiced repelling cyberattacks from banks, hospitals and energy systems.
