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Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
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Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
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Congress to ‘balance’ JSTARS recap with something new, key lawmaker says
Lawmakers will seek “balance” between the Air Force’s multibillion-dollar program to replace its aging E-8C JSTARS and something new, a key congressman says.
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In-Q-Tel exec tapped for Pentagon gig
Lisa Porter, most recently the executive vice president and director of In-Q-Tel Labs, will be nominated for the deputy undersecretary of defense for research and engineering post, according to a White House press release.
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Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
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Finding a tent in a satellite image is the new needle in a haystack
DoD’s technology innovation branch hopes to create the largest dataset of satellite imagery.
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How will General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA impact government services?
The deal looks to shake up the federal IT landscape as General Dynamics looks to compete for larger government contracts
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In threat hearing, DoD leaders say data makes an attractive target
Department of Defense officials described the increased investments competitors have made in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
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Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
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Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
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Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
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Congress to ‘balance’ JSTARS recap with something new, key lawmaker says
Lawmakers will seek “balance” between the Air Force’s multibillion-dollar program to replace its aging E-8C JSTARS and something new, a key congressman says.
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In-Q-Tel exec tapped for Pentagon gig
Lisa Porter, most recently the executive vice president and director of In-Q-Tel Labs, will be nominated for the deputy undersecretary of defense for research and engineering post, according to a White House press release.
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Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
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Finding a tent in a satellite image is the new needle in a haystack
DoD’s technology innovation branch hopes to create the largest dataset of satellite imagery.
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How will General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA impact government services?
The deal looks to shake up the federal IT landscape as General Dynamics looks to compete for larger government contracts
-
In threat hearing, DoD leaders say data makes an attractive target
Department of Defense officials described the increased investments competitors have made in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
-
A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
-
Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
-
Google is helping the Pentagon learn how to analyze drone footage
While this partnership will help DOD analyze the mountains of data collected by drones, Google employees are not all happy with the collaboration.
-
Pentagon’s top tech official: Take more risks in space
If the US wants to maintain its edge in space, it needs to move faster, a DoD official said.
-
Congress to ‘balance’ JSTARS recap with something new, key lawmaker says
Lawmakers will seek “balance” between the Air Force’s multibillion-dollar program to replace its aging E-8C JSTARS and something new, a key congressman says.
-
In-Q-Tel exec tapped for Pentagon gig
Lisa Porter, most recently the executive vice president and director of In-Q-Tel Labs, will be nominated for the deputy undersecretary of defense for research and engineering post, according to a White House press release.
-
Pentagon requests $21.2 billion in classified intelligence funding
The Defense Department is seeking to grow its secretive intel budget for the fourth straight year.
-
Finding a tent in a satellite image is the new needle in a haystack
DoD’s technology innovation branch hopes to create the largest dataset of satellite imagery.
-
How will General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA impact government services?
The deal looks to shake up the federal IT landscape as General Dynamics looks to compete for larger government contracts
-
In threat hearing, DoD leaders say data makes an attractive target
Department of Defense officials described the increased investments competitors have made in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
-
A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
-
Here’s what the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch means for the satellite industry
Elon Musk’s red roadster is in orbit, but what does the Falcon Heavy launch mean for the Defense community and the satellite launch industry?
