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DARPA chooses three firms to design nuclear-powered space vehicle
DARPA believes nuclear-powered propulsion could enable rapid maneuver in space — a capability that is difficult to achieve with current electric and chemical propulsion systems.
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Here’s how new space tech is helping electronic warfare forces on the ground
Speed becomes especially important as U.S. adversaries’ abilities to sense and target friendly systems is becoming more expansive, according to a Pentagon official.
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German Space Agency to use Lockheed Martin tool to track space debris
Lockheed Martin’s iSpace can track thousands of space objects, allowing operators to foresee collisions and try to avoid them.
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The Army’s faster way to field tactical network gear gets its first big test
For the first time, the Army is making a concerted effort to collect soldiers’ feedback before it fields modernized network equipment to more units this year.
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US sanctions makers of supercomputers linked to Chinese military
The latest penalties block access to U.S. technology for researchers and manufacturers the Commerce Department said build supercomputers used by the Chinese military in weapons development.
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7 allies sign onto polar research project
Under a new agreement, the U.S. Navy is working with allies on research to better understand the changing Arctic environment.
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JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
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Space Force unveils plans for Space Systems Command
Space Systems Command will be in charge of developing, acquiring, fielding and sustaining new capabilities for the U.S. Space Force.
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Perspecta Labs wins $8.1 million in 5G contracts
Perspecta will work on a smart warehouse and spectrum sharing projects
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Raytheon awarded $15.5 million to upgrade laser weapon
Mounted on the back of a dune buggy, the Raytheon-built High Energy Laser Weapon System (HELWS) uses directed energy to defeat incoming unmanned aerial systems.
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DARPA chooses three firms to design nuclear-powered space vehicle
DARPA believes nuclear-powered propulsion could enable rapid maneuver in space — a capability that is difficult to achieve with current electric and chemical propulsion systems.
-
Here’s how new space tech is helping electronic warfare forces on the ground
Speed becomes especially important as U.S. adversaries’ abilities to sense and target friendly systems is becoming more expansive, according to a Pentagon official.
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German Space Agency to use Lockheed Martin tool to track space debris
Lockheed Martin’s iSpace can track thousands of space objects, allowing operators to foresee collisions and try to avoid them.
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The Army’s faster way to field tactical network gear gets its first big test
For the first time, the Army is making a concerted effort to collect soldiers’ feedback before it fields modernized network equipment to more units this year.
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US sanctions makers of supercomputers linked to Chinese military
The latest penalties block access to U.S. technology for researchers and manufacturers the Commerce Department said build supercomputers used by the Chinese military in weapons development.
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7 allies sign onto polar research project
Under a new agreement, the U.S. Navy is working with allies on research to better understand the changing Arctic environment.
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JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
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Space Force unveils plans for Space Systems Command
Space Systems Command will be in charge of developing, acquiring, fielding and sustaining new capabilities for the U.S. Space Force.
-
Perspecta Labs wins $8.1 million in 5G contracts
Perspecta will work on a smart warehouse and spectrum sharing projects
-
Raytheon awarded $15.5 million to upgrade laser weapon
Mounted on the back of a dune buggy, the Raytheon-built High Energy Laser Weapon System (HELWS) uses directed energy to defeat incoming unmanned aerial systems.
-
DARPA chooses three firms to design nuclear-powered space vehicle
DARPA believes nuclear-powered propulsion could enable rapid maneuver in space — a capability that is difficult to achieve with current electric and chemical propulsion systems.
-
Here’s how new space tech is helping electronic warfare forces on the ground
Speed becomes especially important as U.S. adversaries’ abilities to sense and target friendly systems is becoming more expansive, according to a Pentagon official.
-
German Space Agency to use Lockheed Martin tool to track space debris
Lockheed Martin’s iSpace can track thousands of space objects, allowing operators to foresee collisions and try to avoid them.
-
The Army’s faster way to field tactical network gear gets its first big test
For the first time, the Army is making a concerted effort to collect soldiers’ feedback before it fields modernized network equipment to more units this year.
-
US sanctions makers of supercomputers linked to Chinese military
The latest penalties block access to U.S. technology for researchers and manufacturers the Commerce Department said build supercomputers used by the Chinese military in weapons development.
-
7 allies sign onto polar research project
Under a new agreement, the U.S. Navy is working with allies on research to better understand the changing Arctic environment.
-
JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
-
Space Force unveils plans for Space Systems Command
Space Systems Command will be in charge of developing, acquiring, fielding and sustaining new capabilities for the U.S. Space Force.
-
Perspecta Labs wins $8.1 million in 5G contracts
Perspecta will work on a smart warehouse and spectrum sharing projects
-
Raytheon awarded $15.5 million to upgrade laser weapon
Mounted on the back of a dune buggy, the Raytheon-built High Energy Laser Weapon System (HELWS) uses directed energy to defeat incoming unmanned aerial systems.
