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New director takes over at Pentagon’s top research office
An experienced veteran of DARPA is taking the helm.
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Jet packs are on their way to a battlefield near you
At least 2021 will be good for something: Jet packs!
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In a cyberattack disaster, DoD needs backup squad to fix networks, restart critical systems
If the worst happens, cyber Guard and Reserve troops could help repair networks, fight intruders and get infrastructure running again. But not without changes.
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Relativity Space wins responsive launch contract
The award was made through the Defense Innovation Unit as part of the Pentagon’s Rapid Agile Launch Initiative.
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Pentagon has new research center to link networks, communications
The $7.5 million investment for a new networked systems center of excellence comes as the Defense Department looks to advance its future joint war-fighting concept.
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Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
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Turkey eyes directed-energy weapons as key priority
Turkey’s top military commanders are pushing to prioritize directed-energy weapon programs following a decade’s worth of industry development in the field, a senior military officer has told Defense News.
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Hypersonic and directed-energy weapons: Who has them, and who’s winning the race in the Asia-Pacific?
Defense News has contacted regional government and military officials, businesses, and analysts to find out who is keeping pace in the worldwide contest.
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Drone-killing, dune buggy-mounted laser gets tested overseas
Affixed to the back of an off-road vehicle, the Raytheon-built High Energy Laser Weapon System uses directed energy to defeat incoming unmanned aerial systems.
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Artificial intelligence leads NATO’s new strategy for emerging and disruptive tech
NATO and its member nations have formally agreed upon how the alliance should target and coordinate investments in emerging and disruptive technology.
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New director takes over at Pentagon’s top research office
An experienced veteran of DARPA is taking the helm.
-
Jet packs are on their way to a battlefield near you
At least 2021 will be good for something: Jet packs!
-
In a cyberattack disaster, DoD needs backup squad to fix networks, restart critical systems
If the worst happens, cyber Guard and Reserve troops could help repair networks, fight intruders and get infrastructure running again. But not without changes.
-
Relativity Space wins responsive launch contract
The award was made through the Defense Innovation Unit as part of the Pentagon’s Rapid Agile Launch Initiative.
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Pentagon has new research center to link networks, communications
The $7.5 million investment for a new networked systems center of excellence comes as the Defense Department looks to advance its future joint war-fighting concept.
-
Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
-
Turkey eyes directed-energy weapons as key priority
Turkey’s top military commanders are pushing to prioritize directed-energy weapon programs following a decade’s worth of industry development in the field, a senior military officer has told Defense News.
-
Hypersonic and directed-energy weapons: Who has them, and who’s winning the race in the Asia-Pacific?
Defense News has contacted regional government and military officials, businesses, and analysts to find out who is keeping pace in the worldwide contest.
-
Drone-killing, dune buggy-mounted laser gets tested overseas
Affixed to the back of an off-road vehicle, the Raytheon-built High Energy Laser Weapon System uses directed energy to defeat incoming unmanned aerial systems.
-
Artificial intelligence leads NATO’s new strategy for emerging and disruptive tech
NATO and its member nations have formally agreed upon how the alliance should target and coordinate investments in emerging and disruptive technology.
-
New director takes over at Pentagon’s top research office
An experienced veteran of DARPA is taking the helm.
-
Jet packs are on their way to a battlefield near you
At least 2021 will be good for something: Jet packs!
-
In a cyberattack disaster, DoD needs backup squad to fix networks, restart critical systems
If the worst happens, cyber Guard and Reserve troops could help repair networks, fight intruders and get infrastructure running again. But not without changes.
-
Relativity Space wins responsive launch contract
The award was made through the Defense Innovation Unit as part of the Pentagon’s Rapid Agile Launch Initiative.
-
Pentagon has new research center to link networks, communications
The $7.5 million investment for a new networked systems center of excellence comes as the Defense Department looks to advance its future joint war-fighting concept.
-
Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
-
Turkey eyes directed-energy weapons as key priority
Turkey’s top military commanders are pushing to prioritize directed-energy weapon programs following a decade’s worth of industry development in the field, a senior military officer has told Defense News.
-
Hypersonic and directed-energy weapons: Who has them, and who’s winning the race in the Asia-Pacific?
Defense News has contacted regional government and military officials, businesses, and analysts to find out who is keeping pace in the worldwide contest.
-
Drone-killing, dune buggy-mounted laser gets tested overseas
Affixed to the back of an off-road vehicle, the Raytheon-built High Energy Laser Weapon System uses directed energy to defeat incoming unmanned aerial systems.
-
Artificial intelligence leads NATO’s new strategy for emerging and disruptive tech
NATO and its member nations have formally agreed upon how the alliance should target and coordinate investments in emerging and disruptive technology.
