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Pentagon to reveal JEDI cloud computing contract’s future in coming weeks

The deputy secretary of defense also laid out new interoperability initiatives as the Pentagon builds out Joint All-Domain Command and Control.

New Army agency turns to industry for data management, cloud migration

The U.S. Army's new Enterprise Cloud Management Agency is establishing an enterprise data platform and wants to migrate 50-150 applications to the cloud every year.

Cloud computing speeds up new military software

Across the Defense Department, senior leaders are looking to turn cloud into a kind of software assembly line.

Latest court ruling leaves future of the Pentagon’s JEDI cloud unclear

A federal judged declined to toss out Amazon Web Services' political interference allegations in the JEDI cloud case.

How cloud computing makes Joint All-Domain Command and Control possible

Cloud computing will play a central role in the Pentagon's new joint war-fighting concept. Here's how.

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C4ISRNET's Andrew Eversden delivers an update on the status of the JEDI contract.

Cloud software marketplaces are linchpin to driving innovative technology solutions into DoD

Cloud software marketplaces offer the government the potential to simplify the approach for procuring independent software vendors, the author says.

By Matthew T. Cornelius

Top general: Access provided by enterprise cloud needed for JADC2

Lt. Gen. Dennis Crall, CIO of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, outlined why the Pentagon needs cloud to enable JADC2.

By Andrew Eversden

US Navy uses cloud more to get software tools to ships faster

To speed up the process, the service is designing more software in the cloud and testing applications with digital twins that replicate the afloat network.

By Andrew Eversden

How will the DoD’s next multibillion-dollar IT contract fare after messy JEDI deal?

A badly needed war-fighting cloud capability ran into delays. The Pentagon's even more lucrative "crown jewel" IT project might face a protest because of its high price tag, but there are signs that it won't generate as much controversy, experts say.

By Andrew Eversden

It’s time to transform the DoD enterprise cloud to a war-fighting cloud

A critical moment has been reached in the modernization of the DoD, and a cloud that effectively supports war-fighting capabilities will be critical in maintaining a competitive advantage, the author says.

By Matthew Leybold

The Pentagon’s next move in expanding zero trust

The U.S Department of Defense wants to take further steps to advance zero-trust cybersecurity architectures across the department.

By Andrew Eversden

Pentagon AI office wants to match software projects with best cloud environment

The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center wants to weave together software development platforms so Defense Department offices can find a cloud that fits their data. Here's how it might work.

By Andrew Eversden

How the DoD’s future war-fighting needs are shaping cloud vendors’ products

Joint war fighting means the department needs more cloud computing and processing at the edge.

By Andrew Eversden

Cloudy vision: Can NATO’s new deployable combat system focus the field?

NATO is on a time crunch to develop new cloud technologies that can help the alliance set interoperability standards for its member nations' own nascent computing infrastructures.

By Vivienne Machi

Army Software Factory experiments with a new culture to unleash coders in its ranks

The U.S. Army doesn’t care about rank at its new software factory. The service just needs skilled coders.

By Andrew Eversden

Air Force curtails ABMS demos after budget slashed by Congress

Only two Advanced Battle Management System demonstrations will be held in 2021.

By Valerie Insinna

DISA director favors outsourcing IT services to contractors

The Defense Information Systems Agency's new director shared some of his IT priorities in his first public appearance.

By Andrew Eversden

Flat budget must prioritize IT, Air Force official says

The Air Force's chief information officer warned that the service "will not be in business" if it doesn't make IT investments.

By Andrew Eversden

US Air Force wants to transition software aboard C-130s

The service needs industry's help to shift to a DevSecOps infrastructure.

By Andrew Eversden

The deputy secretary of defense also laid out new interoperability initiatives as the Pentagon builds out Joint All-Domain Command and Control.

The U.S. Army's new Enterprise Cloud Management Agency is establishing an enterprise data platform and wants to migrate 50-150 applications to the cloud every year.

Across the Defense Department, senior leaders are looking to turn cloud into a kind of software assembly line.

A federal judged declined to toss out Amazon Web Services' political interference allegations in the JEDI cloud case.

Cloud computing will play a central role in the Pentagon's new joint war-fighting concept. Here's how.

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C4ISRNET's Andrew Eversden delivers an update on the status of the JEDI contract.

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Cloud software marketplaces offer the government the potential to simplify the approach for procuring independent software vendors, the author says.

Lt. Gen. Dennis Crall, CIO of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, outlined why the Pentagon needs cloud to enable JADC2.

To speed up the process, the service is designing more software in the cloud and testing applications with digital twins that replicate the afloat network.

A badly needed war-fighting cloud capability ran into delays. The Pentagon's even more lucrative "crown jewel" IT project might face a protest because of its high price tag, but there are signs that it won't generate as much controversy, experts say.

A critical moment has been reached in the modernization of the DoD, and a cloud that effectively supports war-fighting capabilities will be critical in maintaining a competitive advantage, the author says.

The U.S Department of Defense wants to take further steps to advance zero-trust cybersecurity architectures across the department.

The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center wants to weave together software development platforms so Defense Department offices can find a cloud that fits their data. Here's how it might work.

Joint war fighting means the department needs more cloud computing and processing at the edge.

NATO is on a time crunch to develop new cloud technologies that can help the alliance set interoperability standards for its member nations' own nascent computing infrastructures.

The U.S. Army doesn’t care about rank at its new software factory. The service just needs skilled coders.

Only two Advanced Battle Management System demonstrations will be held in 2021.

The Defense Information Systems Agency's new director shared some of his IT priorities in his first public appearance.

The Air Force's chief information officer warned that the service "will not be in business" if it doesn't make IT investments.

The service needs industry's help to shift to a DevSecOps infrastructure.

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