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Six hours to share one piece of data? Here’s a faster, more secure way
Trusted Data Format is an open standard for protecting data with military-grade encryption
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Rafael, Hensoldt to fuse electronic-warfare kit on German Typhoon jets
Rafael and Hensoldt have teamed up for souped-up electronic warfare jams on Luftwaffe Typhoon jets.
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US must ensure mission partner data security for collaborative warfare
When building a coalition of partners, the Pentagon can’t just connect allies directly to its classified networks.
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How military teams can optimize data, decision-making at tactical edge
Simply having a lot of data doesn’t mean anyone’s gaining actionable insights from it.
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Microsoft’s ‘mixed reality’ goggles left troops with headaches: report
The report said soldiers didn’t think the high-tech goggles “contribute(d) to their ability to complete their mission.”
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Ukraine envoy hopeful about fate of Musk’s satellite network
Starlink, which provides broadband internet service using more than 2,200 low-orbiting satellites, has provided crucial communications for Ukraine.
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US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
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Anduril debuts wheeled version of Sentry surveillance tower
Anduril Industries plans to unveil a trailer-mounted version of its surveillance tower.
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Honeywell unveils 360-degree display military drivers can wear
Besides increasing how well drivers can see around their vehicles, Honeywell says this head-mounted display can reduce the need to check fixed displays.
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Italy eyes US-style Compass Call electronic-attack jets
Test flights are now being undertaken in the United States of a G550 converted into an EC-37B Compass Call electronic-attack jet.
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Six hours to share one piece of data? Here’s a faster, more secure way
Trusted Data Format is an open standard for protecting data with military-grade encryption
-
Rafael, Hensoldt to fuse electronic-warfare kit on German Typhoon jets
Rafael and Hensoldt have teamed up for souped-up electronic warfare jams on Luftwaffe Typhoon jets.
-
US must ensure mission partner data security for collaborative warfare
When building a coalition of partners, the Pentagon can’t just connect allies directly to its classified networks.
-
How military teams can optimize data, decision-making at tactical edge
Simply having a lot of data doesn’t mean anyone’s gaining actionable insights from it.
-
Microsoft’s ‘mixed reality’ goggles left troops with headaches: report
The report said soldiers didn’t think the high-tech goggles “contribute(d) to their ability to complete their mission.”
-
Ukraine envoy hopeful about fate of Musk’s satellite network
Starlink, which provides broadband internet service using more than 2,200 low-orbiting satellites, has provided crucial communications for Ukraine.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
Anduril debuts wheeled version of Sentry surveillance tower
Anduril Industries plans to unveil a trailer-mounted version of its surveillance tower.
-
Honeywell unveils 360-degree display military drivers can wear
Besides increasing how well drivers can see around their vehicles, Honeywell says this head-mounted display can reduce the need to check fixed displays.
-
Italy eyes US-style Compass Call electronic-attack jets
Test flights are now being undertaken in the United States of a G550 converted into an EC-37B Compass Call electronic-attack jet.
-
Six hours to share one piece of data? Here’s a faster, more secure way
Trusted Data Format is an open standard for protecting data with military-grade encryption
-
Rafael, Hensoldt to fuse electronic-warfare kit on German Typhoon jets
Rafael and Hensoldt have teamed up for souped-up electronic warfare jams on Luftwaffe Typhoon jets.
-
US must ensure mission partner data security for collaborative warfare
When building a coalition of partners, the Pentagon can’t just connect allies directly to its classified networks.
-
How military teams can optimize data, decision-making at tactical edge
Simply having a lot of data doesn’t mean anyone’s gaining actionable insights from it.
-
Microsoft’s ‘mixed reality’ goggles left troops with headaches: report
The report said soldiers didn’t think the high-tech goggles “contribute(d) to their ability to complete their mission.”
-
Ukraine envoy hopeful about fate of Musk’s satellite network
Starlink, which provides broadband internet service using more than 2,200 low-orbiting satellites, has provided crucial communications for Ukraine.
-
US Army tinkering with aerial-tier network to link Pacific soldiers
Aerial-tier networking boosts connectivity by using airborne assets, such as drones, to bridge large distances or circumvent signal-impeding obstacles.
-
Anduril debuts wheeled version of Sentry surveillance tower
Anduril Industries plans to unveil a trailer-mounted version of its surveillance tower.
-
Honeywell unveils 360-degree display military drivers can wear
Besides increasing how well drivers can see around their vehicles, Honeywell says this head-mounted display can reduce the need to check fixed displays.
-
Italy eyes US-style Compass Call electronic-attack jets
Test flights are now being undertaken in the United States of a G550 converted into an EC-37B Compass Call electronic-attack jet.
