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DISA awards $199 million contract for cloud security
The U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency awarded its first production other transaction authority contract on Aug. 20, the agency announced.
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US Army buys two new supercomputers to meet data analytics demand
The new supercomputers will meet demand for mass data analytics.
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AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
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Pentagon’s acquisition chief wants microelectronics production to return to the US
The industry is at an “inflection point,” says Ellen Lord, the undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment.
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US Army network team sets timeline for satellite constellations
Low- and medium-Earth orbit satellites are expected to improve the Army’s tactical network by reducing latency and increasing bandwidth.
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Navy information warfare project received $400 million ceiling increase
NAVWAR’s information warfare research project went through its $100 million in funding a year early.
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Pentagon’s AI center partners with Energy Department on disaster response
JAIC’s artificial intelligence tools for fire and flood mitigation are a critical piece to a new public-private partnership with the Department of Energy and Microsoft.
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US Army-funded research project makes inroads on scaling quantum processors
A new process for developing quantum computer chips has implications for scaling processors in the future.
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Silvus Technologies develops toughened waveform for US Army
The new waveform will undergo lab and field tests in the next year.
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New Pentagon tech chief to focus on improving project coordination
The Pentagon’s newly installed tech chief spoke publicly for the first time Aug. 13.
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DISA awards $199 million contract for cloud security
The U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency awarded its first production other transaction authority contract on Aug. 20, the agency announced.
-
US Army buys two new supercomputers to meet data analytics demand
The new supercomputers will meet demand for mass data analytics.
-
AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
-
Pentagon’s acquisition chief wants microelectronics production to return to the US
The industry is at an “inflection point,” says Ellen Lord, the undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment.
-
US Army network team sets timeline for satellite constellations
Low- and medium-Earth orbit satellites are expected to improve the Army’s tactical network by reducing latency and increasing bandwidth.
-
Navy information warfare project received $400 million ceiling increase
NAVWAR’s information warfare research project went through its $100 million in funding a year early.
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Pentagon’s AI center partners with Energy Department on disaster response
JAIC’s artificial intelligence tools for fire and flood mitigation are a critical piece to a new public-private partnership with the Department of Energy and Microsoft.
-
US Army-funded research project makes inroads on scaling quantum processors
A new process for developing quantum computer chips has implications for scaling processors in the future.
-
Silvus Technologies develops toughened waveform for US Army
The new waveform will undergo lab and field tests in the next year.
-
New Pentagon tech chief to focus on improving project coordination
The Pentagon’s newly installed tech chief spoke publicly for the first time Aug. 13.
-
DISA awards $199 million contract for cloud security
The U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency awarded its first production other transaction authority contract on Aug. 20, the agency announced.
-
US Army buys two new supercomputers to meet data analytics demand
The new supercomputers will meet demand for mass data analytics.
-
AI algorithm defeats human fighter pilot in simulated dogfight
The simulated dogfight is a step forward for AI in air-to-air combat, but a lot of work remains.
-
Pentagon’s acquisition chief wants microelectronics production to return to the US
The industry is at an “inflection point,” says Ellen Lord, the undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment.
-
US Army network team sets timeline for satellite constellations
Low- and medium-Earth orbit satellites are expected to improve the Army’s tactical network by reducing latency and increasing bandwidth.
-
Navy information warfare project received $400 million ceiling increase
NAVWAR’s information warfare research project went through its $100 million in funding a year early.
-
Pentagon’s AI center partners with Energy Department on disaster response
JAIC’s artificial intelligence tools for fire and flood mitigation are a critical piece to a new public-private partnership with the Department of Energy and Microsoft.
-
US Army-funded research project makes inroads on scaling quantum processors
A new process for developing quantum computer chips has implications for scaling processors in the future.
-
Silvus Technologies develops toughened waveform for US Army
The new waveform will undergo lab and field tests in the next year.
-
New Pentagon tech chief to focus on improving project coordination
The Pentagon’s newly installed tech chief spoke publicly for the first time Aug. 13.
