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The role of AI in open source intelligence
Today’s AI-enabled platforms empower intelligence analysts to leverage OSINT as the foundation that can help uncover hidden threats, corroborate classified reporting, and pinpoint the targets that warrant resource-intensive, traditional intelligence gathering.
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US Special Operations Command picks Anduril to lead counter-drone integration work in $1B deal
Anduril will provide counter-drone services to U.S. Special Operations Command for the next decade.
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What is 5G? An electrical engineer explains.
Will 5G mean no more bad cell connections in crowded places?
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Department of Defense labs face $5 billion infrastructure shortfall
The Pentagon’s innovation steering group will brief Congress this month on the details of the funding gap.
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The Forge software factory is in need of stable resourcing
Congress needs to snatch victory from the jaws of technological defeat by committing to stable resourcing and leadership support for the solutions this capability generates.
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Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
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New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
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AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
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Contractors demonstrate single-user drone swarm at DARPA experiment
Raytheon Technologies and Northrop Grumman recently demonstrated that a single user could control a swarm of over 100 unmanned systems in an urban environment.
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National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
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The role of AI in open source intelligence
Today’s AI-enabled platforms empower intelligence analysts to leverage OSINT as the foundation that can help uncover hidden threats, corroborate classified reporting, and pinpoint the targets that warrant resource-intensive, traditional intelligence gathering.
-
US Special Operations Command picks Anduril to lead counter-drone integration work in $1B deal
Anduril will provide counter-drone services to U.S. Special Operations Command for the next decade.
-
What is 5G? An electrical engineer explains.
Will 5G mean no more bad cell connections in crowded places?
-
Department of Defense labs face $5 billion infrastructure shortfall
The Pentagon’s innovation steering group will brief Congress this month on the details of the funding gap.
-
The Forge software factory is in need of stable resourcing
Congress needs to snatch victory from the jaws of technological defeat by committing to stable resourcing and leadership support for the solutions this capability generates.
-
Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
-
New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
-
AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
-
Contractors demonstrate single-user drone swarm at DARPA experiment
Raytheon Technologies and Northrop Grumman recently demonstrated that a single user could control a swarm of over 100 unmanned systems in an urban environment.
-
National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
-
The role of AI in open source intelligence
Today’s AI-enabled platforms empower intelligence analysts to leverage OSINT as the foundation that can help uncover hidden threats, corroborate classified reporting, and pinpoint the targets that warrant resource-intensive, traditional intelligence gathering.
-
US Special Operations Command picks Anduril to lead counter-drone integration work in $1B deal
Anduril will provide counter-drone services to U.S. Special Operations Command for the next decade.
-
What is 5G? An electrical engineer explains.
Will 5G mean no more bad cell connections in crowded places?
-
Department of Defense labs face $5 billion infrastructure shortfall
The Pentagon’s innovation steering group will brief Congress this month on the details of the funding gap.
-
The Forge software factory is in need of stable resourcing
Congress needs to snatch victory from the jaws of technological defeat by committing to stable resourcing and leadership support for the solutions this capability generates.
-
Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
-
New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
-
AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
-
Contractors demonstrate single-user drone swarm at DARPA experiment
Raytheon Technologies and Northrop Grumman recently demonstrated that a single user could control a swarm of over 100 unmanned systems in an urban environment.
-
National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
