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Space Development Agency plans for ‘enduring’ satellite experimentation testbed
The initial solicitation will be for 10 satellites, the agency expects the program to provide an “enduring” test and experimentation capability.
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Ukraine to get thousands of secure radios in latest US package
The radios will be sourced using Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funds and will not be siphoned from existing U.S. stockpiles.
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The Army could take a run at developing a robotic ‘Warrior Suit’
One of the U.S. Army’s top robotics experts said that technology has advanced enough for the service to slowly begin piecing together a version of a Warrior Suit.
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How Russia telegraphed invasion of Ukraine in space and online
While the discussion of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine at Europe’s largest land warfare tradeshow has focused on how militaries fight on the ground, Major Gen. Michel Friedling, the head of France’s Space Command, said Russia’s use of cyber and space weapons sent a critical message.
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Space Force envisions digital future for testing and training
The Space Force is on a path toward creating a National Space Test and Training Complex, but the endeavor also presents some challenges — most of which lie in creating virtual training and testing environments that realistically depict the space domain.
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Air Force using AI to improve weather models for military planning
“When planning military operations,” the deputy CIO said, “the weather can be a huge determiner of success or failure.”
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Lawmakers propose ‘Technology Competitiveness Council’ to champion US innovation
The council, chaired by Vice President Kamala Harris, would craft a National Technology Strategy that assesses U.S. competitiveness and recommends policy and funding measures to support innovation within the national security sector.
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Russia’s invasion could return focus on armor and artillery, away from AI and robotics
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could force governments with technologically advanced militaries to reevaluate their investments in areas such as robotics and artificial intelligence, creating a renaissance for spending on armor and artillery, a panel of military leaders says.
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French military turns to sci-fi to fight Russia hacking, spur innovation
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced nations around the world to reconsider how they invest in future technologies.
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US Army to double cyber corps strength as focus shifts from counterinsurgency
“We’re on a multiyear growth pattern,” said Army Lt. Gen. John Morrison. “But we’re in a pretty good spot right now.”
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Space Development Agency plans for ‘enduring’ satellite experimentation testbed
The initial solicitation will be for 10 satellites, the agency expects the program to provide an “enduring” test and experimentation capability.
-
Ukraine to get thousands of secure radios in latest US package
The radios will be sourced using Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funds and will not be siphoned from existing U.S. stockpiles.
-
The Army could take a run at developing a robotic ‘Warrior Suit’
One of the U.S. Army’s top robotics experts said that technology has advanced enough for the service to slowly begin piecing together a version of a Warrior Suit.
-
How Russia telegraphed invasion of Ukraine in space and online
While the discussion of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine at Europe’s largest land warfare tradeshow has focused on how militaries fight on the ground, Major Gen. Michel Friedling, the head of France’s Space Command, said Russia’s use of cyber and space weapons sent a critical message.
-
Space Force envisions digital future for testing and training
The Space Force is on a path toward creating a National Space Test and Training Complex, but the endeavor also presents some challenges — most of which lie in creating virtual training and testing environments that realistically depict the space domain.
-
Air Force using AI to improve weather models for military planning
“When planning military operations,” the deputy CIO said, “the weather can be a huge determiner of success or failure.”
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Lawmakers propose ‘Technology Competitiveness Council’ to champion US innovation
The council, chaired by Vice President Kamala Harris, would craft a National Technology Strategy that assesses U.S. competitiveness and recommends policy and funding measures to support innovation within the national security sector.
-
Russia’s invasion could return focus on armor and artillery, away from AI and robotics
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could force governments with technologically advanced militaries to reevaluate their investments in areas such as robotics and artificial intelligence, creating a renaissance for spending on armor and artillery, a panel of military leaders says.
-
French military turns to sci-fi to fight Russia hacking, spur innovation
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced nations around the world to reconsider how they invest in future technologies.
-
US Army to double cyber corps strength as focus shifts from counterinsurgency
“We’re on a multiyear growth pattern,” said Army Lt. Gen. John Morrison. “But we’re in a pretty good spot right now.”
-
Space Development Agency plans for ‘enduring’ satellite experimentation testbed
The initial solicitation will be for 10 satellites, the agency expects the program to provide an “enduring” test and experimentation capability.
-
Ukraine to get thousands of secure radios in latest US package
The radios will be sourced using Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative funds and will not be siphoned from existing U.S. stockpiles.
-
The Army could take a run at developing a robotic ‘Warrior Suit’
One of the U.S. Army’s top robotics experts said that technology has advanced enough for the service to slowly begin piecing together a version of a Warrior Suit.
-
How Russia telegraphed invasion of Ukraine in space and online
While the discussion of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine at Europe’s largest land warfare tradeshow has focused on how militaries fight on the ground, Major Gen. Michel Friedling, the head of France’s Space Command, said Russia’s use of cyber and space weapons sent a critical message.
-
Space Force envisions digital future for testing and training
The Space Force is on a path toward creating a National Space Test and Training Complex, but the endeavor also presents some challenges — most of which lie in creating virtual training and testing environments that realistically depict the space domain.
-
Air Force using AI to improve weather models for military planning
“When planning military operations,” the deputy CIO said, “the weather can be a huge determiner of success or failure.”
-
Lawmakers propose ‘Technology Competitiveness Council’ to champion US innovation
The council, chaired by Vice President Kamala Harris, would craft a National Technology Strategy that assesses U.S. competitiveness and recommends policy and funding measures to support innovation within the national security sector.
-
Russia’s invasion could return focus on armor and artillery, away from AI and robotics
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could force governments with technologically advanced militaries to reevaluate their investments in areas such as robotics and artificial intelligence, creating a renaissance for spending on armor and artillery, a panel of military leaders says.
-
French military turns to sci-fi to fight Russia hacking, spur innovation
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced nations around the world to reconsider how they invest in future technologies.
-
US Army to double cyber corps strength as focus shifts from counterinsurgency
“We’re on a multiyear growth pattern,” said Army Lt. Gen. John Morrison. “But we’re in a pretty good spot right now.”
