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DARPA’s Spectrum Collaboration Challenge picks contenders
The 30 competitors include 22 teams from academia and business, plus eight individuals.
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Naval warfare systems chief sees improvement in strategic planning
Rear Adm. David Lewis on SPAWAR’s vision for the future.
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SPAWAR’s high-tech push
A new strategy for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command helps position it for the future.
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ClearCube unveils network consolidation tool
ClientCube 3 is a zero client-based device that consolidates access to classified and unclassified networks into a single desktop device.
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F-16 upgrade needed to ‘catch up’ to adversaries
The Air Force says it needs beefed-up computing capability in order to support emerging capabilities such as advanced radar and high-definition video.
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DARPA’s undersea network progresses to next stage
The project aims to restore temporary connectivity when tactical networks are down.
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Army takes strategic cyber capabilities to the tactical edge
The Army is continuing to integrate cyber and electronic warfare maneuver forces at the tactical edge.
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Air Force set to benefit from transparent network management
In farming out DCGS systems-monitoring tasks to an open-source software vendor, the Air Force appears to be staying true to this course.
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Army combines sensors in attempt to fly blind
Smoke and sand, snow and rain, fog and darkness: Any of these can obscure a pilot’s vision, making it difficult to fly and eroding the tactical edge.
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DARPA’s Spectrum Collaboration Challenge picks contenders
The 30 competitors include 22 teams from academia and business, plus eight individuals.
-
Naval warfare systems chief sees improvement in strategic planning
Rear Adm. David Lewis on SPAWAR’s vision for the future.
-
SPAWAR’s high-tech push
A new strategy for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command helps position it for the future.
-
ClearCube unveils network consolidation tool
ClientCube 3 is a zero client-based device that consolidates access to classified and unclassified networks into a single desktop device.
-
General Dynamics to support Navy IT
The three-year contract has a maximum value of $70 million.
-
F-16 upgrade needed to ‘catch up’ to adversaries
The Air Force says it needs beefed-up computing capability in order to support emerging capabilities such as advanced radar and high-definition video.
-
DARPA’s undersea network progresses to next stage
The project aims to restore temporary connectivity when tactical networks are down.
-
Army takes strategic cyber capabilities to the tactical edge
The Army is continuing to integrate cyber and electronic warfare maneuver forces at the tactical edge.
-
Air Force set to benefit from transparent network management
In farming out DCGS systems-monitoring tasks to an open-source software vendor, the Air Force appears to be staying true to this course.
-
Army combines sensors in attempt to fly blind
Smoke and sand, snow and rain, fog and darkness: Any of these can obscure a pilot’s vision, making it difficult to fly and eroding the tactical edge.
-
DARPA’s Spectrum Collaboration Challenge picks contenders
The 30 competitors include 22 teams from academia and business, plus eight individuals.
-
Naval warfare systems chief sees improvement in strategic planning
Rear Adm. David Lewis on SPAWAR’s vision for the future.
-
SPAWAR’s high-tech push
A new strategy for the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command helps position it for the future.
-
ClearCube unveils network consolidation tool
ClientCube 3 is a zero client-based device that consolidates access to classified and unclassified networks into a single desktop device.
-
General Dynamics to support Navy IT
The three-year contract has a maximum value of $70 million.
-
F-16 upgrade needed to ‘catch up’ to adversaries
The Air Force says it needs beefed-up computing capability in order to support emerging capabilities such as advanced radar and high-definition video.
-
DARPA’s undersea network progresses to next stage
The project aims to restore temporary connectivity when tactical networks are down.
-
Army takes strategic cyber capabilities to the tactical edge
The Army is continuing to integrate cyber and electronic warfare maneuver forces at the tactical edge.
-
Air Force set to benefit from transparent network management
In farming out DCGS systems-monitoring tasks to an open-source software vendor, the Air Force appears to be staying true to this course.
-
Army combines sensors in attempt to fly blind
Smoke and sand, snow and rain, fog and darkness: Any of these can obscure a pilot’s vision, making it difficult to fly and eroding the tactical edge.




