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Vencore awarded DoD cellular research contract
Vencore has been awarded a $6 million Department of Defense contract for cellular communications research.
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AI that can kill? Military takes a pass
The military is not interested in artificial intelligence that can kill on its own.
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Cubic awarded Navy data link contract
Cubic will develop person-portable common data link systems for the Navy Tactical Mobile program.
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Marines look to dominate in information environment
The Marine Corps must position itself to compete in futuristic operating environments.
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Testing of comms management tool shows positive results
In independent third-party testing, sponsored by PacStar, researchers found that automated systems management delivers a higher rate of productivity that the previous manual processes.
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STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
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New SBIRS satellite sends ‘first light’
The GEO 3 Space Based Infrared System, launched Jan. 20, sent back its first images.
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Inmarsat exec to DoD: Hand off more SATCOM to industry
For the Pentagon to get the most out of the commercial satellite sector, it will need to make some radical changes, a top Inmarsat executive said.
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Digital models will be critical for interoperability
As the Navy looks to become more distributed and interoperable, developing digital models will be a critical component.
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Raytheon to improve data links between drones, troops, ships
Raytheon has been awarded an $11.8 million Office of Naval Research contract to develop networking technologies to improve fire support.
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Vencore awarded DoD cellular research contract
Vencore has been awarded a $6 million Department of Defense contract for cellular communications research.
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AI that can kill? Military takes a pass
The military is not interested in artificial intelligence that can kill on its own.
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Cubic awarded Navy data link contract
Cubic will develop person-portable common data link systems for the Navy Tactical Mobile program.
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Marines look to dominate in information environment
The Marine Corps must position itself to compete in futuristic operating environments.
-
Testing of comms management tool shows positive results
In independent third-party testing, sponsored by PacStar, researchers found that automated systems management delivers a higher rate of productivity that the previous manual processes.
-
STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
-
New SBIRS satellite sends ‘first light’
The GEO 3 Space Based Infrared System, launched Jan. 20, sent back its first images.
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Inmarsat exec to DoD: Hand off more SATCOM to industry
For the Pentagon to get the most out of the commercial satellite sector, it will need to make some radical changes, a top Inmarsat executive said.
-
Digital models will be critical for interoperability
As the Navy looks to become more distributed and interoperable, developing digital models will be a critical component.
-
Raytheon to improve data links between drones, troops, ships
Raytheon has been awarded an $11.8 million Office of Naval Research contract to develop networking technologies to improve fire support.
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Vencore awarded DoD cellular research contract
Vencore has been awarded a $6 million Department of Defense contract for cellular communications research.
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AI that can kill? Military takes a pass
The military is not interested in artificial intelligence that can kill on its own.
-
Cubic awarded Navy data link contract
Cubic will develop person-portable common data link systems for the Navy Tactical Mobile program.
-
Marines look to dominate in information environment
The Marine Corps must position itself to compete in futuristic operating environments.
-
Testing of comms management tool shows positive results
In independent third-party testing, sponsored by PacStar, researchers found that automated systems management delivers a higher rate of productivity that the previous manual processes.
-
STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
-
New SBIRS satellite sends ‘first light’
The GEO 3 Space Based Infrared System, launched Jan. 20, sent back its first images.
-
Inmarsat exec to DoD: Hand off more SATCOM to industry
For the Pentagon to get the most out of the commercial satellite sector, it will need to make some radical changes, a top Inmarsat executive said.
-
Digital models will be critical for interoperability
As the Navy looks to become more distributed and interoperable, developing digital models will be a critical component.
-
Raytheon to improve data links between drones, troops, ships
Raytheon has been awarded an $11.8 million Office of Naval Research contract to develop networking technologies to improve fire support.
