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The battlefield tablet that knows you have just one free hand
To keep pace with modern life, modern warfare may feature lightweight tablets carried into battle.
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Pentagon suspends commercial drone purchases and use
Militarily useful drones can be purchased for a few hundred dollars, but is that cheap price worth the potential cyber vulnerabilities those drones may introduce?
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Russia prepares for a future of making autonomous weapons
Kalashnikov, an arms maker that’s part of the larger Rostec defense enterprise, announced last week that it is has developed some expertise in machine learning.
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Lightweight loitering munition promises to be as accurate as the human piloting it
Single use explosive-carrying drones are getting small enough that they might be a competitive alternative to missiles and, just maybe, some forms of light artillery.
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Microsoft tests putting the cloud under the ocean
An experimental data center, designed to run on renewable energy and with efficient cooling, debuted in Scotland. It might suggest the shape of military data centers to come.
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Uncovering the new administration’s drone war policy
New report on Trump administration drone policy finds uncertainty, as well as a lack of oversight and transparency.
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New missile decoy aims to protect transport planes
To protect transport planes, a new missile decoy creates a larger impression, hopefully tricking the missile away from precious human cargo.
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There will be no ‘Cyber Cuban Missile Crisis’
If we truly want to understand cyber war, we need to do better than misapply analogies from past conflicts that do not fit the modern threat profile.
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Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
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What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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The battlefield tablet that knows you have just one free hand
To keep pace with modern life, modern warfare may feature lightweight tablets carried into battle.
-
Pentagon suspends commercial drone purchases and use
Militarily useful drones can be purchased for a few hundred dollars, but is that cheap price worth the potential cyber vulnerabilities those drones may introduce?
-
Russia prepares for a future of making autonomous weapons
Kalashnikov, an arms maker that’s part of the larger Rostec defense enterprise, announced last week that it is has developed some expertise in machine learning.
-
Lightweight loitering munition promises to be as accurate as the human piloting it
Single use explosive-carrying drones are getting small enough that they might be a competitive alternative to missiles and, just maybe, some forms of light artillery.
-
Microsoft tests putting the cloud under the ocean
An experimental data center, designed to run on renewable energy and with efficient cooling, debuted in Scotland. It might suggest the shape of military data centers to come.
-
Uncovering the new administration’s drone war policy
New report on Trump administration drone policy finds uncertainty, as well as a lack of oversight and transparency.
-
New missile decoy aims to protect transport planes
To protect transport planes, a new missile decoy creates a larger impression, hopefully tricking the missile away from precious human cargo.
-
There will be no ‘Cyber Cuban Missile Crisis’
If we truly want to understand cyber war, we need to do better than misapply analogies from past conflicts that do not fit the modern threat profile.
-
Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
-
What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
The battlefield tablet that knows you have just one free hand
To keep pace with modern life, modern warfare may feature lightweight tablets carried into battle.
-
Pentagon suspends commercial drone purchases and use
Militarily useful drones can be purchased for a few hundred dollars, but is that cheap price worth the potential cyber vulnerabilities those drones may introduce?
-
Russia prepares for a future of making autonomous weapons
Kalashnikov, an arms maker that’s part of the larger Rostec defense enterprise, announced last week that it is has developed some expertise in machine learning.
-
Lightweight loitering munition promises to be as accurate as the human piloting it
Single use explosive-carrying drones are getting small enough that they might be a competitive alternative to missiles and, just maybe, some forms of light artillery.
-
Microsoft tests putting the cloud under the ocean
An experimental data center, designed to run on renewable energy and with efficient cooling, debuted in Scotland. It might suggest the shape of military data centers to come.
-
Uncovering the new administration’s drone war policy
New report on Trump administration drone policy finds uncertainty, as well as a lack of oversight and transparency.
-
New missile decoy aims to protect transport planes
To protect transport planes, a new missile decoy creates a larger impression, hopefully tricking the missile away from precious human cargo.
-
There will be no ‘Cyber Cuban Missile Crisis’
If we truly want to understand cyber war, we need to do better than misapply analogies from past conflicts that do not fit the modern threat profile.
-
Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
-
What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
