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New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
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DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
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Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
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Off the Eastern Seaboard, a US Navy missile test could make big waves
It might look like just another missile test, but what was happening inside the ship was revolutionary.
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What the Air Force learned from insurgents’ networks
Air Force leaders plan to experiment this summer with a mesh network that would allow military users in hard-to-reach areas to connect to the service’s top secret network and share intelligence information without the fear of losing service.
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Lockheed Martin begins testing on GPS 3 ground system
Lockheed Martin’s Contingency Operations ground system, which is expected to help fly GPS 3 satellites, began testing this week.
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When it comes to satellites, less can be more
The Pentagon is taking baby steps toward smaller satellites after previous iterations became oversized targets.
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Space agency has an ambitious plan to launch ‘hundreds’ of small satellites. Can it get off the ground?
The first satellites of the Space Development Agency’s first project could launch as early as 2020.
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The chicken-and-egg debate about new threats in space
Years before Space Force, nations set in motion the current state of weapons aimed at orbit.
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Are reprogrammable satellites ready for prime time?
A new generation of satellites is coming to the launch pad, and it’s promising a tectonic shift in satellite operations.
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New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
-
DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
-
Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
-
Off the Eastern Seaboard, a US Navy missile test could make big waves
It might look like just another missile test, but what was happening inside the ship was revolutionary.
-
What the Air Force learned from insurgents’ networks
Air Force leaders plan to experiment this summer with a mesh network that would allow military users in hard-to-reach areas to connect to the service’s top secret network and share intelligence information without the fear of losing service.
-
Lockheed Martin begins testing on GPS 3 ground system
Lockheed Martin’s Contingency Operations ground system, which is expected to help fly GPS 3 satellites, began testing this week.
-
When it comes to satellites, less can be more
The Pentagon is taking baby steps toward smaller satellites after previous iterations became oversized targets.
-
Space agency has an ambitious plan to launch ‘hundreds’ of small satellites. Can it get off the ground?
The first satellites of the Space Development Agency’s first project could launch as early as 2020.
-
The chicken-and-egg debate about new threats in space
Years before Space Force, nations set in motion the current state of weapons aimed at orbit.
-
Are reprogrammable satellites ready for prime time?
A new generation of satellites is coming to the launch pad, and it’s promising a tectonic shift in satellite operations.
-
New report explains how China thinks about information warfare
The Chinese military has established a Network Systems Department, which is responsible for information warfare.
-
DARPA wants AI to make soldiers fitter, happier, more productive
Will AI and individual data be enough to tailor individual recommendations and to improve performance?
-
Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
-
Off the Eastern Seaboard, a US Navy missile test could make big waves
It might look like just another missile test, but what was happening inside the ship was revolutionary.
-
What the Air Force learned from insurgents’ networks
Air Force leaders plan to experiment this summer with a mesh network that would allow military users in hard-to-reach areas to connect to the service’s top secret network and share intelligence information without the fear of losing service.
-
Lockheed Martin begins testing on GPS 3 ground system
Lockheed Martin’s Contingency Operations ground system, which is expected to help fly GPS 3 satellites, began testing this week.
-
When it comes to satellites, less can be more
The Pentagon is taking baby steps toward smaller satellites after previous iterations became oversized targets.
-
Space agency has an ambitious plan to launch ‘hundreds’ of small satellites. Can it get off the ground?
The first satellites of the Space Development Agency’s first project could launch as early as 2020.
-
The chicken-and-egg debate about new threats in space
Years before Space Force, nations set in motion the current state of weapons aimed at orbit.
-
Are reprogrammable satellites ready for prime time?
A new generation of satellites is coming to the launch pad, and it’s promising a tectonic shift in satellite operations.
