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Northrop, AT&T partner to build 5G digital battle network
“When we think about today’s environment, it’s less about the traditional arms race of the past, and it’s more about the technology race of today and the future.“
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How commercial space systems are changing the conflict in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine is certainly not the first major conflict where commercial space capabilities have been a feature, but experts say advances in technology have enabled these systems to play a much larger role than in the past.
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The US military needs a modernized GPS capability to maintain superiority
The replacement of outdated GPS satellites in the constellation has not kept pace with our international competition and emerging global threats.
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Iridium’s first-quarter results surpass expectations
The satellite phone company posted revenue of $168.2 million in the period.
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Space Fence now has a direct link to key Space Force data hub
The milestone represents the first direct-connect between the Space Force’s Unified Data Library and a sensor in the Space Surveillance Network.
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Finland wins NATO cyber defense competition
The multi-day event is typically conducted under intense conditions, simulating a spreading crisis that ropes in the military and civilian worlds and the public and private sectors.
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DARPA seeks proposals on improving satellite imagery technology
The new projects come amid growing demand for satellite imagery from the government and commercial sectors.
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What war in Ukraine reveals about information age conflict
Questions that need asking and topics that need addressing across the Department of Defense, Lt. Gen. Michael Groen said, include “the transformation of the character of warfare in an information age” and what that means for capabilities being developed or gear that is purchased.
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US to encourage other nations to join ban on anti-satellite weapons testing
DoD and State Department officials said this week the timing of the ban intentionally coincides with several ongoing discussions around establishing norms of responsible behavior in space.
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Goodbye hoarding? Official sees increased data sharing at Pentagon
“I think what we’re seeing across the department is folks leaning into the need to share.”
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Northrop, AT&T partner to build 5G digital battle network
“When we think about today’s environment, it’s less about the traditional arms race of the past, and it’s more about the technology race of today and the future.“
-
How commercial space systems are changing the conflict in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine is certainly not the first major conflict where commercial space capabilities have been a feature, but experts say advances in technology have enabled these systems to play a much larger role than in the past.
-
The US military needs a modernized GPS capability to maintain superiority
The replacement of outdated GPS satellites in the constellation has not kept pace with our international competition and emerging global threats.
-
Iridium’s first-quarter results surpass expectations
The satellite phone company posted revenue of $168.2 million in the period.
-
Space Fence now has a direct link to key Space Force data hub
The milestone represents the first direct-connect between the Space Force’s Unified Data Library and a sensor in the Space Surveillance Network.
-
Finland wins NATO cyber defense competition
The multi-day event is typically conducted under intense conditions, simulating a spreading crisis that ropes in the military and civilian worlds and the public and private sectors.
-
DARPA seeks proposals on improving satellite imagery technology
The new projects come amid growing demand for satellite imagery from the government and commercial sectors.
-
What war in Ukraine reveals about information age conflict
Questions that need asking and topics that need addressing across the Department of Defense, Lt. Gen. Michael Groen said, include “the transformation of the character of warfare in an information age” and what that means for capabilities being developed or gear that is purchased.
-
US to encourage other nations to join ban on anti-satellite weapons testing
DoD and State Department officials said this week the timing of the ban intentionally coincides with several ongoing discussions around establishing norms of responsible behavior in space.
-
Goodbye hoarding? Official sees increased data sharing at Pentagon
“I think what we’re seeing across the department is folks leaning into the need to share.”
-
Northrop, AT&T partner to build 5G digital battle network
“When we think about today’s environment, it’s less about the traditional arms race of the past, and it’s more about the technology race of today and the future.“
-
How commercial space systems are changing the conflict in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine is certainly not the first major conflict where commercial space capabilities have been a feature, but experts say advances in technology have enabled these systems to play a much larger role than in the past.
-
The US military needs a modernized GPS capability to maintain superiority
The replacement of outdated GPS satellites in the constellation has not kept pace with our international competition and emerging global threats.
-
Iridium’s first-quarter results surpass expectations
The satellite phone company posted revenue of $168.2 million in the period.
-
Space Fence now has a direct link to key Space Force data hub
The milestone represents the first direct-connect between the Space Force’s Unified Data Library and a sensor in the Space Surveillance Network.
-
Finland wins NATO cyber defense competition
The multi-day event is typically conducted under intense conditions, simulating a spreading crisis that ropes in the military and civilian worlds and the public and private sectors.
-
DARPA seeks proposals on improving satellite imagery technology
The new projects come amid growing demand for satellite imagery from the government and commercial sectors.
-
What war in Ukraine reveals about information age conflict
Questions that need asking and topics that need addressing across the Department of Defense, Lt. Gen. Michael Groen said, include “the transformation of the character of warfare in an information age” and what that means for capabilities being developed or gear that is purchased.
-
US to encourage other nations to join ban on anti-satellite weapons testing
DoD and State Department officials said this week the timing of the ban intentionally coincides with several ongoing discussions around establishing norms of responsible behavior in space.
-
Goodbye hoarding? Official sees increased data sharing at Pentagon
“I think what we’re seeing across the department is folks leaning into the need to share.”
