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Beyond killer robots: How AI impacts security, military affairs
Nations that set limits on AI capabilities may encounter adversaries who have no qualms about doing so, putting them at a disadvantage.
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Integration of future assault aircraft changes game for Army Aviation
The Army Aviation industry is employing manufacturing techniques that shorten lead times and cut costs.
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How to combine 5G networks, artificial intelligence to aid warfighters
5G communications utilizing forms of artificial intelligence holds the promise of a network topology that’s situationally aware and continuously optimized.
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How US nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Supercomputers at Los Alamos are being used for earthquake prediction, assessing the impacts of eroding coastlines, wildfire modeling and other tasks.
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It’s time for Congress to bring back ‘Defense Valley’
Congress must ensure that our warfighters gain the most value possible from government and private sector technology development.
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Multiyear contracts could solve plenty of Pentagon problems
Predictable dollars beget stability and multiyear procurement contracts should be the vehicle for it.
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How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
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How to ensure the US and its allies have the weapons they need
Prioritization, not capacity, is the real issue facing allies as they continue to supply Ukraine but also to ensure NATO members have enough defense items.
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Defensive cyber operation enclaves can support secure sharing of data
Consolidating data in the DCO enclave gives security teams the ability to monitor their organizations’ security postures across all networks.
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Success denied: Finding ground truth in the air war over Ukraine
If the U.S. Air Force clings to its offense-first, air-superiority vision it may share the fate of Russia’s air force: surprised and largely sidelined.
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Beyond killer robots: How AI impacts security, military affairs
Nations that set limits on AI capabilities may encounter adversaries who have no qualms about doing so, putting them at a disadvantage.
-
Integration of future assault aircraft changes game for Army Aviation
The Army Aviation industry is employing manufacturing techniques that shorten lead times and cut costs.
-
How to combine 5G networks, artificial intelligence to aid warfighters
5G communications utilizing forms of artificial intelligence holds the promise of a network topology that’s situationally aware and continuously optimized.
-
How US nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Supercomputers at Los Alamos are being used for earthquake prediction, assessing the impacts of eroding coastlines, wildfire modeling and other tasks.
-
It’s time for Congress to bring back ‘Defense Valley’
Congress must ensure that our warfighters gain the most value possible from government and private sector technology development.
-
Multiyear contracts could solve plenty of Pentagon problems
Predictable dollars beget stability and multiyear procurement contracts should be the vehicle for it.
-
How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
-
How to ensure the US and its allies have the weapons they need
Prioritization, not capacity, is the real issue facing allies as they continue to supply Ukraine but also to ensure NATO members have enough defense items.
-
Defensive cyber operation enclaves can support secure sharing of data
Consolidating data in the DCO enclave gives security teams the ability to monitor their organizations’ security postures across all networks.
-
Success denied: Finding ground truth in the air war over Ukraine
If the U.S. Air Force clings to its offense-first, air-superiority vision it may share the fate of Russia’s air force: surprised and largely sidelined.
-
Beyond killer robots: How AI impacts security, military affairs
Nations that set limits on AI capabilities may encounter adversaries who have no qualms about doing so, putting them at a disadvantage.
-
Integration of future assault aircraft changes game for Army Aviation
The Army Aviation industry is employing manufacturing techniques that shorten lead times and cut costs.
-
How to combine 5G networks, artificial intelligence to aid warfighters
5G communications utilizing forms of artificial intelligence holds the promise of a network topology that’s situationally aware and continuously optimized.
-
How US nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Supercomputers at Los Alamos are being used for earthquake prediction, assessing the impacts of eroding coastlines, wildfire modeling and other tasks.
-
It’s time for Congress to bring back ‘Defense Valley’
Congress must ensure that our warfighters gain the most value possible from government and private sector technology development.
-
Multiyear contracts could solve plenty of Pentagon problems
Predictable dollars beget stability and multiyear procurement contracts should be the vehicle for it.
-
How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
-
How to ensure the US and its allies have the weapons they need
Prioritization, not capacity, is the real issue facing allies as they continue to supply Ukraine but also to ensure NATO members have enough defense items.
-
Defensive cyber operation enclaves can support secure sharing of data
Consolidating data in the DCO enclave gives security teams the ability to monitor their organizations’ security postures across all networks.
-
Success denied: Finding ground truth in the air war over Ukraine
If the U.S. Air Force clings to its offense-first, air-superiority vision it may share the fate of Russia’s air force: surprised and largely sidelined.
