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CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
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New US Army radios show anti-jam progress at network experiment
At the 2020 Army Network Modernization Experiment, a new radio under development between the service and industry is showing off its anti-jam capabilities.
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CENTCOM looks to industry for data-centric network
The largest U.S. combatant command’s chief information officer wants to improve data sharing with allies while carefully limiting access.
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US Army wants to upgrade some aging radios
The Army tactical radio team seeks a new radio solution or upgrades for some of its SINCGARS fleet.
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Updating software in flight? The Air Force may be close.
The new capability will be a “game changer,” the service’s chief software officer said.
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Pentagon AI tool for battling coronavirus hold lessons for war
JAIC’s Project Salus, a platform it developed to help NORTHCOM to respond to COVID-19, taught the center lessons its carrying forward as it works on joint war fighting tools.
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Pentagon announces nomination of new DISA director
The Pentagon also announced a new director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
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How does the Pentagon’s AI center plan to give the military a battlefield advantage?
The Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub is working on tools to help in joint, all-domain operations as department leaders seek to use data to gain an advantage on the battlefield.
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Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
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DISA releases draft solicitation for $11.7 billion IT contract
The single vendor will provide common IT services to 22 so-called fourth estate agencies.
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CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
-
New US Army radios show anti-jam progress at network experiment
At the 2020 Army Network Modernization Experiment, a new radio under development between the service and industry is showing off its anti-jam capabilities.
-
CENTCOM looks to industry for data-centric network
The largest U.S. combatant command’s chief information officer wants to improve data sharing with allies while carefully limiting access.
-
US Army wants to upgrade some aging radios
The Army tactical radio team seeks a new radio solution or upgrades for some of its SINCGARS fleet.
-
Updating software in flight? The Air Force may be close.
The new capability will be a “game changer,” the service’s chief software officer said.
-
Pentagon AI tool for battling coronavirus hold lessons for war
JAIC’s Project Salus, a platform it developed to help NORTHCOM to respond to COVID-19, taught the center lessons its carrying forward as it works on joint war fighting tools.
-
Pentagon announces nomination of new DISA director
The Pentagon also announced a new director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
-
How does the Pentagon’s AI center plan to give the military a battlefield advantage?
The Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub is working on tools to help in joint, all-domain operations as department leaders seek to use data to gain an advantage on the battlefield.
-
Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
-
DISA releases draft solicitation for $11.7 billion IT contract
The single vendor will provide common IT services to 22 so-called fourth estate agencies.
-
CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
-
New US Army radios show anti-jam progress at network experiment
At the 2020 Army Network Modernization Experiment, a new radio under development between the service and industry is showing off its anti-jam capabilities.
-
CENTCOM looks to industry for data-centric network
The largest U.S. combatant command’s chief information officer wants to improve data sharing with allies while carefully limiting access.
-
US Army wants to upgrade some aging radios
The Army tactical radio team seeks a new radio solution or upgrades for some of its SINCGARS fleet.
-
Updating software in flight? The Air Force may be close.
The new capability will be a “game changer,” the service’s chief software officer said.
-
Pentagon AI tool for battling coronavirus hold lessons for war
JAIC’s Project Salus, a platform it developed to help NORTHCOM to respond to COVID-19, taught the center lessons its carrying forward as it works on joint war fighting tools.
-
Pentagon announces nomination of new DISA director
The Pentagon also announced a new director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center.
-
How does the Pentagon’s AI center plan to give the military a battlefield advantage?
The Pentagon’s artificial intelligence hub is working on tools to help in joint, all-domain operations as department leaders seek to use data to gain an advantage on the battlefield.
-
Pentagon to pit AI against human pilots in live fighter trials
Still, the Defense Department is likely years away from AI-controlled fighters seeing combat.
-
DISA releases draft solicitation for $11.7 billion IT contract
The single vendor will provide common IT services to 22 so-called fourth estate agencies.
