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Two ways NATO plans to harness disruptive tech in 2023
NATO is creating organizations within the alliance that can harness dual-use technologies in critical areas, such as artificial intelligence.
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Marines’ updated amphibious concept calls for disruptive technologies
The updated amphibious operations concept accounts for anti-access weapons and calls for uncrewed and AI tools to help U.S. naval forces.
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Information superiority and the race for global AI leadership
The Pentagon is pursuing a third offset strategy — one that puts Artificial Intelligence at the forefront of U.S. defense policy.
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Defense startup Anduril secures $1.5 billion investment
Company to use funding for development of “autonomous defense capabilities.”
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LMI acquires Synaptech to enter fast-growing space business
By moving into the sector, LMI said it’s seeking to provide input and technologies to all domains of the armed forces.
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US Air Force must ‘automate more’ to maintain advantage, CIO says
More than 600 AI projects, including several related to major weapons systems, were underway at the Department of Defense as of April 2021.
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World View, Sierra Nevada uncrewed balloons to allow stratospheric ISR
Balloon-based systems can remain in the air at high altitudes for long periods of time while conducting surveillance operations.
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Rafael’s ‘Drone Dome’ anti-UAS system advances in Pentagon competition
The system demonstrated detection, identification and soft-kill capabilities against drone targets and is now eligible to compete for federal contracts.
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Accrete wins contract from Pentagon for AI threat detection software
Argus uses artificial intelligence to read, understand and learn from unstructured data to spot bad actors.
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How Robotic Process Automation is helping federal agencies manage data
RPA and the use of intelligent bots are proving critical for agencies seeking to automate time-consuming manual processes.
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Two ways NATO plans to harness disruptive tech in 2023
NATO is creating organizations within the alliance that can harness dual-use technologies in critical areas, such as artificial intelligence.
-
Marines’ updated amphibious concept calls for disruptive technologies
The updated amphibious operations concept accounts for anti-access weapons and calls for uncrewed and AI tools to help U.S. naval forces.
-
Information superiority and the race for global AI leadership
The Pentagon is pursuing a third offset strategy — one that puts Artificial Intelligence at the forefront of U.S. defense policy.
-
Defense startup Anduril secures $1.5 billion investment
Company to use funding for development of “autonomous defense capabilities.”
-
LMI acquires Synaptech to enter fast-growing space business
By moving into the sector, LMI said it’s seeking to provide input and technologies to all domains of the armed forces.
-
US Air Force must ‘automate more’ to maintain advantage, CIO says
More than 600 AI projects, including several related to major weapons systems, were underway at the Department of Defense as of April 2021.
-
World View, Sierra Nevada uncrewed balloons to allow stratospheric ISR
Balloon-based systems can remain in the air at high altitudes for long periods of time while conducting surveillance operations.
-
Rafael’s ‘Drone Dome’ anti-UAS system advances in Pentagon competition
The system demonstrated detection, identification and soft-kill capabilities against drone targets and is now eligible to compete for federal contracts.
-
Accrete wins contract from Pentagon for AI threat detection software
Argus uses artificial intelligence to read, understand and learn from unstructured data to spot bad actors.
-
How Robotic Process Automation is helping federal agencies manage data
RPA and the use of intelligent bots are proving critical for agencies seeking to automate time-consuming manual processes.
-
Two ways NATO plans to harness disruptive tech in 2023
NATO is creating organizations within the alliance that can harness dual-use technologies in critical areas, such as artificial intelligence.
-
Marines’ updated amphibious concept calls for disruptive technologies
The updated amphibious operations concept accounts for anti-access weapons and calls for uncrewed and AI tools to help U.S. naval forces.
-
Information superiority and the race for global AI leadership
The Pentagon is pursuing a third offset strategy — one that puts Artificial Intelligence at the forefront of U.S. defense policy.
-
Defense startup Anduril secures $1.5 billion investment
Company to use funding for development of “autonomous defense capabilities.”
-
LMI acquires Synaptech to enter fast-growing space business
By moving into the sector, LMI said it’s seeking to provide input and technologies to all domains of the armed forces.
-
US Air Force must ‘automate more’ to maintain advantage, CIO says
More than 600 AI projects, including several related to major weapons systems, were underway at the Department of Defense as of April 2021.
-
World View, Sierra Nevada uncrewed balloons to allow stratospheric ISR
Balloon-based systems can remain in the air at high altitudes for long periods of time while conducting surveillance operations.
-
Rafael’s ‘Drone Dome’ anti-UAS system advances in Pentagon competition
The system demonstrated detection, identification and soft-kill capabilities against drone targets and is now eligible to compete for federal contracts.
-
Accrete wins contract from Pentagon for AI threat detection software
Argus uses artificial intelligence to read, understand and learn from unstructured data to spot bad actors.
-
How Robotic Process Automation is helping federal agencies manage data
RPA and the use of intelligent bots are proving critical for agencies seeking to automate time-consuming manual processes.
