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Defense Intelligence Agency continues progress on MARS database
The Machine-Assisted Analytic Rapid-Repository System (MARS) is being designed to ingest the massive amount of data collected by the intelligence community
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US Cyber Command looks for networking support from industry
The command is interested in contractor help with a secure data-sharing tool.
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CAES signs exclusive agreement for 3D-printed radio frequency parts
The rebranded Cobham will be the sole U.S. seller of products from 3D-printing firm SWISSto12.
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Valkyrie drone launches even smaller drone from inside payload bay
In its sixth flight test, the Valkyrie released a payload while in flight for the first time.
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AWS’ Teresa Carlson to join Splunk
Teresa Carlson, the VP of worldwide public sector at Amazon Web Services, is leaving for Splunk.
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America and its military need a blockchain strategy
Given blockchain technology’s potential, the U.S. military, private cybersecurity firms and security researchers should explore cybersecurity-related applications, the authors say.
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Tyndall bets on 3D ‘digital twin’ modeling for a safer, smarter base
Some small technology could make a big difference as Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., looks to rebuild as a 21st-century “smart” installation.
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Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
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Could Latvia become NATO’s 5G military test hub?
In November, the Baltic nation turned one of its bases into a 5G hub for military testing, and it plans to do more.
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Report of Russian navigation gear on German submarines has lawmakers on alert
A report that Russian-developed navigation technology is installed on German Navy submarines has prompted lawmakers to investigate.
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Defense Intelligence Agency continues progress on MARS database
The Machine-Assisted Analytic Rapid-Repository System (MARS) is being designed to ingest the massive amount of data collected by the intelligence community
-
US Cyber Command looks for networking support from industry
The command is interested in contractor help with a secure data-sharing tool.
-
CAES signs exclusive agreement for 3D-printed radio frequency parts
The rebranded Cobham will be the sole U.S. seller of products from 3D-printing firm SWISSto12.
-
Valkyrie drone launches even smaller drone from inside payload bay
In its sixth flight test, the Valkyrie released a payload while in flight for the first time.
-
AWS’ Teresa Carlson to join Splunk
Teresa Carlson, the VP of worldwide public sector at Amazon Web Services, is leaving for Splunk.
-
America and its military need a blockchain strategy
Given blockchain technology’s potential, the U.S. military, private cybersecurity firms and security researchers should explore cybersecurity-related applications, the authors say.
-
Tyndall bets on 3D ‘digital twin’ modeling for a safer, smarter base
Some small technology could make a big difference as Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., looks to rebuild as a 21st-century “smart” installation.
-
Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
-
Could Latvia become NATO’s 5G military test hub?
In November, the Baltic nation turned one of its bases into a 5G hub for military testing, and it plans to do more.
-
Report of Russian navigation gear on German submarines has lawmakers on alert
A report that Russian-developed navigation technology is installed on German Navy submarines has prompted lawmakers to investigate.
-
Defense Intelligence Agency continues progress on MARS database
The Machine-Assisted Analytic Rapid-Repository System (MARS) is being designed to ingest the massive amount of data collected by the intelligence community
-
US Cyber Command looks for networking support from industry
The command is interested in contractor help with a secure data-sharing tool.
-
CAES signs exclusive agreement for 3D-printed radio frequency parts
The rebranded Cobham will be the sole U.S. seller of products from 3D-printing firm SWISSto12.
-
Valkyrie drone launches even smaller drone from inside payload bay
In its sixth flight test, the Valkyrie released a payload while in flight for the first time.
-
AWS’ Teresa Carlson to join Splunk
Teresa Carlson, the VP of worldwide public sector at Amazon Web Services, is leaving for Splunk.
-
America and its military need a blockchain strategy
Given blockchain technology’s potential, the U.S. military, private cybersecurity firms and security researchers should explore cybersecurity-related applications, the authors say.
-
Tyndall bets on 3D ‘digital twin’ modeling for a safer, smarter base
Some small technology could make a big difference as Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., looks to rebuild as a 21st-century “smart” installation.
-
Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
-
Could Latvia become NATO’s 5G military test hub?
In November, the Baltic nation turned one of its bases into a 5G hub for military testing, and it plans to do more.
-
Report of Russian navigation gear on German submarines has lawmakers on alert
A report that Russian-developed navigation technology is installed on German Navy submarines has prompted lawmakers to investigate.
