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AT&T sees progress in Navy’s 5G smart warehouse experiment
The smart warehouse project is part of a $600 million investment by the Pentagon in testing and experimenting with 5G networks at military installations.
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US Army’s tactical network must overcome several challenges, says Pentagon weapons tester
Some elements of the Army’s modernized network were not operationally effective, DOT&E said in its annual report.
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F-35 fighters, 5G networks, and how the UAE is trying to balance relations between the US and China
The United Arab Emirates recently suspended F-35 acquisition talks amid U.S. concerns over a 5G vendor, but the Middle Eastern country is still carrying on with its network connectivity efforts. Will it circle back to negotiations over the aircraft?
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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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Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
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Army hopes to recover from IT modernization missteps
The Army aims to have smoother IT rollouts in 2022.
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At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
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Old systems and talent shortages pose new barriers to DOD data sharing
The Pentagon’s chief data officer Dave Spirk talked with C4ISRNET about the progress that department as made on data initiatives, but identified old systems and talent shortfalls as gaps that still remain.
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How the Pentagon’s joint IT provider will contribute to JADC2
The Defense Information Systems Agency sees itself playing an expanding role in JADC2, but there are questions about the future of legacy command and control programs.
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Lack of access to data during Afghanistan exit shines light on tech gap
The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan provided several lessons for Pentagon officials working on Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
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AT&T sees progress in Navy’s 5G smart warehouse experiment
The smart warehouse project is part of a $600 million investment by the Pentagon in testing and experimenting with 5G networks at military installations.
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US Army’s tactical network must overcome several challenges, says Pentagon weapons tester
Some elements of the Army’s modernized network were not operationally effective, DOT&E said in its annual report.
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F-35 fighters, 5G networks, and how the UAE is trying to balance relations between the US and China
The United Arab Emirates recently suspended F-35 acquisition talks amid U.S. concerns over a 5G vendor, but the Middle Eastern country is still carrying on with its network connectivity efforts. Will it circle back to negotiations over the aircraft?
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What is 5G? An electrical engineer explains.
Will 5G mean no more bad cell connections in crowded places?
-
Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
-
Army hopes to recover from IT modernization missteps
The Army aims to have smoother IT rollouts in 2022.
-
At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
-
Old systems and talent shortages pose new barriers to DOD data sharing
The Pentagon’s chief data officer Dave Spirk talked with C4ISRNET about the progress that department as made on data initiatives, but identified old systems and talent shortfalls as gaps that still remain.
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How the Pentagon’s joint IT provider will contribute to JADC2
The Defense Information Systems Agency sees itself playing an expanding role in JADC2, but there are questions about the future of legacy command and control programs.
-
Lack of access to data during Afghanistan exit shines light on tech gap
The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan provided several lessons for Pentagon officials working on Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
-
AT&T sees progress in Navy’s 5G smart warehouse experiment
The smart warehouse project is part of a $600 million investment by the Pentagon in testing and experimenting with 5G networks at military installations.
-
US Army’s tactical network must overcome several challenges, says Pentagon weapons tester
Some elements of the Army’s modernized network were not operationally effective, DOT&E said in its annual report.
-
F-35 fighters, 5G networks, and how the UAE is trying to balance relations between the US and China
The United Arab Emirates recently suspended F-35 acquisition talks amid U.S. concerns over a 5G vendor, but the Middle Eastern country is still carrying on with its network connectivity efforts. Will it circle back to negotiations over the aircraft?
-
What is 5G? An electrical engineer explains.
Will 5G mean no more bad cell connections in crowded places?
-
Military may take months to gauge 5G safety risks to aircraft
The results of tests on whether the new 5G rollout could affect military aircraft systems are not expected until late summer.
-
Army hopes to recover from IT modernization missteps
The Army aims to have smoother IT rollouts in 2022.
-
At second Project Convergence, US Army experiments with joint operations in the Arizona desert
For the second annual event in its “campaign of learning,” the Army brought in technologies and operators from the other services to test their ability to implement Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
-
Old systems and talent shortages pose new barriers to DOD data sharing
The Pentagon’s chief data officer Dave Spirk talked with C4ISRNET about the progress that department as made on data initiatives, but identified old systems and talent shortfalls as gaps that still remain.
-
How the Pentagon’s joint IT provider will contribute to JADC2
The Defense Information Systems Agency sees itself playing an expanding role in JADC2, but there are questions about the future of legacy command and control programs.
-
Lack of access to data during Afghanistan exit shines light on tech gap
The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan provided several lessons for Pentagon officials working on Joint All-Domain Command and Control.
