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What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
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Is this the new wave of submerged communications?
A new technique would allow submarines to communicate with aerial drones while remaining submerged.
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SOCOM seeking technologies for war in a post-cyberpunk era
In order to fight the wars of the present and the future, SOCOM is asking for a suite of technologies straight out of a cyberpunk thriller.
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Army announces winners of electronic warfare challenge
Three teams won cash prizes for developing an AI that used machine learning to identify which new signals from a batch mattered for electronic warfare.
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Who will mass produce the first lethal drone?
A new study looks at the state of the current military drone market to see if any nation is close to developing a proverbial AK-47 of drones.
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Russian student competitions are rebuilding a military-industrial pipeline
By showcasing the work of high school students at a major military expo, Russia is promoting its renewed military industrial pipeline.
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New technology promises more efficient spectrum use
A new technology can make radios ignore the signals of their own broadcasting, allowing for more simultaneous communication and expanding the available spectrum.
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NSA approves communicator for Five Eyes special forces
NSA approves new secure communication device for immediate adoption by special forces.
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Azerbaijan shows off kamikaze drone in military exercises
Loitering munitions are both deadly and a prestige item for militaries looking to show off their technological edge.
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A Ukrainian company introduces a new kind of flying attack
Multiple nations are now developing drones that are essentially flying rocket launchers, making future battlefields that much more dangerous for tanks.
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What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
-
Is this the new wave of submerged communications?
A new technique would allow submarines to communicate with aerial drones while remaining submerged.
-
SOCOM seeking technologies for war in a post-cyberpunk era
In order to fight the wars of the present and the future, SOCOM is asking for a suite of technologies straight out of a cyberpunk thriller.
-
Army announces winners of electronic warfare challenge
Three teams won cash prizes for developing an AI that used machine learning to identify which new signals from a batch mattered for electronic warfare.
-
Who will mass produce the first lethal drone?
A new study looks at the state of the current military drone market to see if any nation is close to developing a proverbial AK-47 of drones.
-
Russian student competitions are rebuilding a military-industrial pipeline
By showcasing the work of high school students at a major military expo, Russia is promoting its renewed military industrial pipeline.
-
New technology promises more efficient spectrum use
A new technology can make radios ignore the signals of their own broadcasting, allowing for more simultaneous communication and expanding the available spectrum.
-
NSA approves communicator for Five Eyes special forces
NSA approves new secure communication device for immediate adoption by special forces.
-
Azerbaijan shows off kamikaze drone in military exercises
Loitering munitions are both deadly and a prestige item for militaries looking to show off their technological edge.
-
A Ukrainian company introduces a new kind of flying attack
Multiple nations are now developing drones that are essentially flying rocket launchers, making future battlefields that much more dangerous for tanks.
-
What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
-
Is this the new wave of submerged communications?
A new technique would allow submarines to communicate with aerial drones while remaining submerged.
-
SOCOM seeking technologies for war in a post-cyberpunk era
In order to fight the wars of the present and the future, SOCOM is asking for a suite of technologies straight out of a cyberpunk thriller.
-
Army announces winners of electronic warfare challenge
Three teams won cash prizes for developing an AI that used machine learning to identify which new signals from a batch mattered for electronic warfare.
-
Who will mass produce the first lethal drone?
A new study looks at the state of the current military drone market to see if any nation is close to developing a proverbial AK-47 of drones.
-
Russian student competitions are rebuilding a military-industrial pipeline
By showcasing the work of high school students at a major military expo, Russia is promoting its renewed military industrial pipeline.
-
New technology promises more efficient spectrum use
A new technology can make radios ignore the signals of their own broadcasting, allowing for more simultaneous communication and expanding the available spectrum.
-
NSA approves communicator for Five Eyes special forces
NSA approves new secure communication device for immediate adoption by special forces.
-
Azerbaijan shows off kamikaze drone in military exercises
Loitering munitions are both deadly and a prestige item for militaries looking to show off their technological edge.
-
A Ukrainian company introduces a new kind of flying attack
Multiple nations are now developing drones that are essentially flying rocket launchers, making future battlefields that much more dangerous for tanks.
