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A human F-16 pilot will fight against AI in an upcoming contest
Eight teams will square off for the opportunity to face a human pilot under DARPA’s aerial combat program.
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Two US Army projects seek to improve comms between soldiers and AI
Researchers are “attacking a similar problem from opposite ends” to improve communication between artificial intelligence and the war fighter.
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NSA warns that mobile devices can expose user locations to adversaries
New guidance from the spy agency says location-tracking risks can be minimized, but not eliminated.
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Army will hold industry meeting for Capability Set ‘23 next month
The Army network modernization team wants to discuss tech needs to modernize the Army’s command post.
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Pentagon wrestles with adopting zero-trust security approach
Work from home caused by the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated conversations about zero-trust, several IT officials have said recently.
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Pentagon CIO says the department’s cloud efforts are more than just JEDI
Dana Deasy discussed cloud, data and artificial intelligence developments.
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Soldiers tout new network tool as a ‘game changer’
More than a year of deployments by the 82nd Airborne Division helped shape the design of Capability Set ’21.
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Pentagon IT shop looks to boost security level on its remote collaboration platform
The Defense Department created a secure remote environment for unclassified work to support mass telework brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Now it may beef up cybersecurity for this technology.
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From the lab to the battlefield: Soldiers put new network tools to the test
Feedback from soldiers in the field is helping the Army’s network modernization team make decisions on its approach to designing and deploying technology.
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How Army network modernization efforts ensure equipment works with allies
The Army continuously tests network gear at exercises with allied partners across the globe.
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A human F-16 pilot will fight against AI in an upcoming contest
Eight teams will square off for the opportunity to face a human pilot under DARPA’s aerial combat program.
-
Two US Army projects seek to improve comms between soldiers and AI
Researchers are “attacking a similar problem from opposite ends” to improve communication between artificial intelligence and the war fighter.
-
NSA warns that mobile devices can expose user locations to adversaries
New guidance from the spy agency says location-tracking risks can be minimized, but not eliminated.
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Army will hold industry meeting for Capability Set ‘23 next month
The Army network modernization team wants to discuss tech needs to modernize the Army’s command post.
-
Pentagon wrestles with adopting zero-trust security approach
Work from home caused by the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated conversations about zero-trust, several IT officials have said recently.
-
Pentagon CIO says the department’s cloud efforts are more than just JEDI
Dana Deasy discussed cloud, data and artificial intelligence developments.
-
Soldiers tout new network tool as a ‘game changer’
More than a year of deployments by the 82nd Airborne Division helped shape the design of Capability Set ’21.
-
Pentagon IT shop looks to boost security level on its remote collaboration platform
The Defense Department created a secure remote environment for unclassified work to support mass telework brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Now it may beef up cybersecurity for this technology.
-
From the lab to the battlefield: Soldiers put new network tools to the test
Feedback from soldiers in the field is helping the Army’s network modernization team make decisions on its approach to designing and deploying technology.
-
How Army network modernization efforts ensure equipment works with allies
The Army continuously tests network gear at exercises with allied partners across the globe.
-
A human F-16 pilot will fight against AI in an upcoming contest
Eight teams will square off for the opportunity to face a human pilot under DARPA’s aerial combat program.
-
Two US Army projects seek to improve comms between soldiers and AI
Researchers are “attacking a similar problem from opposite ends” to improve communication between artificial intelligence and the war fighter.
-
NSA warns that mobile devices can expose user locations to adversaries
New guidance from the spy agency says location-tracking risks can be minimized, but not eliminated.
-
Army will hold industry meeting for Capability Set ‘23 next month
The Army network modernization team wants to discuss tech needs to modernize the Army’s command post.
-
Pentagon wrestles with adopting zero-trust security approach
Work from home caused by the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated conversations about zero-trust, several IT officials have said recently.
-
Pentagon CIO says the department’s cloud efforts are more than just JEDI
Dana Deasy discussed cloud, data and artificial intelligence developments.
-
Soldiers tout new network tool as a ‘game changer’
More than a year of deployments by the 82nd Airborne Division helped shape the design of Capability Set ’21.
-
Pentagon IT shop looks to boost security level on its remote collaboration platform
The Defense Department created a secure remote environment for unclassified work to support mass telework brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Now it may beef up cybersecurity for this technology.
-
From the lab to the battlefield: Soldiers put new network tools to the test
Feedback from soldiers in the field is helping the Army’s network modernization team make decisions on its approach to designing and deploying technology.
-
How Army network modernization efforts ensure equipment works with allies
The Army continuously tests network gear at exercises with allied partners across the globe.
