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Is Project Blackjack still relevant?
Project Blackjack was intended to demonstrate the value of a proliferated satellite constellation made up of dozens of satellites in low Earth orbit, but the Pentagon has since bought into the concept and begun investing in an operational alternative.
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Air Force Research Lab building momentum on cislunar projects
The increased focus on cislunar projects reflects a growing recognition of a near-term need for deep-space domain awareness.
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Iraq seeks French drones and jets, additional Russian tanks
Iraq’s military is seeking several defense systems of different origins, including French Rafale fighter jets, drones and artillery, as well as Russian T-90 tanks, with some ongoing negotiations reaching an advanced stage.
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America needs a robust, resilient supply chain for semiconductors
The United States is at a precarious juncture where private and public sector missteps could erode our technological superiority.
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Israel unveils artificial intelligence strategy for armed forces
Reports indicate artificial intelligence played a key role in the Israel conflict with Hamas in Gaza in May 2021, and artificial intelligence is increasingly being incorporated into systems developed by Israeli defense companies, such as rifles, bombs and other systems.
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Defense Innovation Unit partners with Orbital Insight to take on satellite spoofing
Under a new contract, Orbital Insight will use commercially available data and advanced algorithms to detect and alert operators to possible spoofing attempts.
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Pentagon’s AI center awards contracts to 79 companies in new test and evaluation agreement
The agreement will focus on specialized tools for the test and evaluation of artificial intelligence developments across DoD.
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New space modeling and sim environment to boost cooperation between scientists and force designers
The new workspace, which should be ready in April, will provide the Space Warfighting Analylsis Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory a shared environment where they can use digital tools to support the Space Force’s future architecture designs.
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US Army improving how it tests its tactical network
The Army conducted a technical test of the next iteration of its tactical network, applying lessons from the first go around.
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Federal and military users can now track potential terrorist activities with an app
Need a “onestop shop for counterterroism analysis”? There’s an app for that, and it’s called aCTknowledge.
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Is Project Blackjack still relevant?
Project Blackjack was intended to demonstrate the value of a proliferated satellite constellation made up of dozens of satellites in low Earth orbit, but the Pentagon has since bought into the concept and begun investing in an operational alternative.
-
Air Force Research Lab building momentum on cislunar projects
The increased focus on cislunar projects reflects a growing recognition of a near-term need for deep-space domain awareness.
-
Iraq seeks French drones and jets, additional Russian tanks
Iraq’s military is seeking several defense systems of different origins, including French Rafale fighter jets, drones and artillery, as well as Russian T-90 tanks, with some ongoing negotiations reaching an advanced stage.
-
America needs a robust, resilient supply chain for semiconductors
The United States is at a precarious juncture where private and public sector missteps could erode our technological superiority.
-
Israel unveils artificial intelligence strategy for armed forces
Reports indicate artificial intelligence played a key role in the Israel conflict with Hamas in Gaza in May 2021, and artificial intelligence is increasingly being incorporated into systems developed by Israeli defense companies, such as rifles, bombs and other systems.
-
Defense Innovation Unit partners with Orbital Insight to take on satellite spoofing
Under a new contract, Orbital Insight will use commercially available data and advanced algorithms to detect and alert operators to possible spoofing attempts.
-
Pentagon’s AI center awards contracts to 79 companies in new test and evaluation agreement
The agreement will focus on specialized tools for the test and evaluation of artificial intelligence developments across DoD.
-
New space modeling and sim environment to boost cooperation between scientists and force designers
The new workspace, which should be ready in April, will provide the Space Warfighting Analylsis Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory a shared environment where they can use digital tools to support the Space Force’s future architecture designs.
-
US Army improving how it tests its tactical network
The Army conducted a technical test of the next iteration of its tactical network, applying lessons from the first go around.
-
Federal and military users can now track potential terrorist activities with an app
Need a “onestop shop for counterterroism analysis”? There’s an app for that, and it’s called aCTknowledge.
-
Is Project Blackjack still relevant?
Project Blackjack was intended to demonstrate the value of a proliferated satellite constellation made up of dozens of satellites in low Earth orbit, but the Pentagon has since bought into the concept and begun investing in an operational alternative.
-
Air Force Research Lab building momentum on cislunar projects
The increased focus on cislunar projects reflects a growing recognition of a near-term need for deep-space domain awareness.
-
Iraq seeks French drones and jets, additional Russian tanks
Iraq’s military is seeking several defense systems of different origins, including French Rafale fighter jets, drones and artillery, as well as Russian T-90 tanks, with some ongoing negotiations reaching an advanced stage.
-
America needs a robust, resilient supply chain for semiconductors
The United States is at a precarious juncture where private and public sector missteps could erode our technological superiority.
-
Israel unveils artificial intelligence strategy for armed forces
Reports indicate artificial intelligence played a key role in the Israel conflict with Hamas in Gaza in May 2021, and artificial intelligence is increasingly being incorporated into systems developed by Israeli defense companies, such as rifles, bombs and other systems.
-
Defense Innovation Unit partners with Orbital Insight to take on satellite spoofing
Under a new contract, Orbital Insight will use commercially available data and advanced algorithms to detect and alert operators to possible spoofing attempts.
-
Pentagon’s AI center awards contracts to 79 companies in new test and evaluation agreement
The agreement will focus on specialized tools for the test and evaluation of artificial intelligence developments across DoD.
-
New space modeling and sim environment to boost cooperation between scientists and force designers
The new workspace, which should be ready in April, will provide the Space Warfighting Analylsis Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory a shared environment where they can use digital tools to support the Space Force’s future architecture designs.
-
US Army improving how it tests its tactical network
The Army conducted a technical test of the next iteration of its tactical network, applying lessons from the first go around.
-
Federal and military users can now track potential terrorist activities with an app
Need a “onestop shop for counterterroism analysis”? There’s an app for that, and it’s called aCTknowledge.
