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NASA partnerships aid in space innovation
Stephen Jurczyk oversees some of NASA’s most cutting-edge technologies and programs.
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Army to address gaps with home station training
After almost two decades of continuous war, the Army is trying to get its institutional force caught up to the operational force.
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Lockheed Martin unveils iSpace for satellites
The software enhances sensor data processing, space domain awareness, command and control, and battle management capabilities.
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The Army fielded 15 years’ worth of comms equipment — now what?
After almost two decades in high-tempo conflict, the Army is now trying to focus on its logistics, sustainment and life cycle problems.
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How the Army’s legacy systems take on 21st century threats
In a world of complex threats and adversaries, the Army is seeking to keep their legacy systems relevant and defensible against new technologies.
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CECOM gets new commander, contributes to readiness
The Army’s Communications-Electronics Command held a change-of-command ceremony for its incoming commander Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor.
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Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
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Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
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China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
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Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
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NASA partnerships aid in space innovation
Stephen Jurczyk oversees some of NASA’s most cutting-edge technologies and programs.
-
Army to address gaps with home station training
After almost two decades of continuous war, the Army is trying to get its institutional force caught up to the operational force.
-
Lockheed Martin unveils iSpace for satellites
The software enhances sensor data processing, space domain awareness, command and control, and battle management capabilities.
-
The Army fielded 15 years’ worth of comms equipment — now what?
After almost two decades in high-tempo conflict, the Army is now trying to focus on its logistics, sustainment and life cycle problems.
-
How the Army’s legacy systems take on 21st century threats
In a world of complex threats and adversaries, the Army is seeking to keep their legacy systems relevant and defensible against new technologies.
-
CECOM gets new commander, contributes to readiness
The Army’s Communications-Electronics Command held a change-of-command ceremony for its incoming commander Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor.
-
Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
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Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
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China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
-
Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
-
NASA partnerships aid in space innovation
Stephen Jurczyk oversees some of NASA’s most cutting-edge technologies and programs.
-
Army to address gaps with home station training
After almost two decades of continuous war, the Army is trying to get its institutional force caught up to the operational force.
-
Lockheed Martin unveils iSpace for satellites
The software enhances sensor data processing, space domain awareness, command and control, and battle management capabilities.
-
The Army fielded 15 years’ worth of comms equipment — now what?
After almost two decades in high-tempo conflict, the Army is now trying to focus on its logistics, sustainment and life cycle problems.
-
How the Army’s legacy systems take on 21st century threats
In a world of complex threats and adversaries, the Army is seeking to keep their legacy systems relevant and defensible against new technologies.
-
CECOM gets new commander, contributes to readiness
The Army’s Communications-Electronics Command held a change-of-command ceremony for its incoming commander Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor.
-
Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
-
Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
-
China’s Baidu buys US computer vision startup amid AI push
Baidu is targeting foreign personnel and technology as part of a wider drive to refocus company resources on developing AI capabilities.
-
Ukraine to launch big blockchain deal with tech firm Bitfury
Ukraine’s blockchain initiative underscores a growing trend among governments that have adopted the technology to increase efficiencies and improve transparency.
