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Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
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Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
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China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
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Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
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Air Force looks at how it can support services in multi-domain battle
The Air Force is looking at how it can support its sister services in multi-domain battle.
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Air Force wants contractors to defend space systems from cyberattacks
The Air Force is looking to contractors for cyber defense of space systems in a recent posting.
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Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
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Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
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The relationship between third offset strategy and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between the Pentagon’s third offset strategy and the multi-domain battle concepts being developed by the services?
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Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
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Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
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China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
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Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
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Air Force looks at how it can support services in multi-domain battle
The Air Force is looking at how it can support its sister services in multi-domain battle.
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Norway buys underwater robot minehunters
The HUGINs can dive to 9,800 feet.
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Air Force wants contractors to defend space systems from cyberattacks
The Air Force is looking to contractors for cyber defense of space systems in a recent posting.
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Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
-
Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
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The relationship between third offset strategy and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between the Pentagon’s third offset strategy and the multi-domain battle concepts being developed by the services?
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Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
-
Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
-
China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
-
Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
-
Air Force looks at how it can support services in multi-domain battle
The Air Force is looking at how it can support its sister services in multi-domain battle.
-
Norway buys underwater robot minehunters
The HUGINs can dive to 9,800 feet.
-
Air Force wants contractors to defend space systems from cyberattacks
The Air Force is looking to contractors for cyber defense of space systems in a recent posting.
-
Technology alone may not curb insider threats
While various technological solutions have been employed to monitor insider threats, the intelligence community’s top counterintelligence officer believes the most important aspect is understanding personality traits of potential insider threats.
-
Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
-
The relationship between third offset strategy and multi-domain battle
What is the relationship between the Pentagon’s third offset strategy and the multi-domain battle concepts being developed by the services?
