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Lockheed, IBM’s Red Hat team up to speed AI development for Pentagon
The U.S. Department of Defense is increasingly interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning, both on and off the battlefield.
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Project Convergence shows JADC2 alignment, leaders from 3 services say
Some 300 technologies are being put to the test, including long-range fires, unmanned aerial systems, autonomous fighting vehicles and sensors.
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US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
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Palantir wins contract to help Army quickly process battlefield data
All Source II is part of a larger effort — Intel Apps — that includes the Intelligence Support to Targeting and Weather Operational Effects programs.
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Booz Allen completes EverWatch purchase challenged by US
EverWatch, a supplier of artificial intelligence, cloud services and insider-threat analysis, will initially operate as Booz Allen Hamilton subsidiary.
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Army plans $1 billion ‘easy button’ contract to spur cloud migration
The Enterprise Application Migration and Modernization arrangement, or EAMM, is expected to kick off in the second or third quarter of fiscal 2023.
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Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
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Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
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What Australia wants out of this year’s Project Convergence experiment
“I have the fortune of being able to look to the future through Project Convergence,” says Australian Army Brig. Gen. Warren Gould.
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A focus on data is transforming Army makeup, says I Corps’ Brunson
“What is also really, really interesting about our Army as we go forward in this data-centric environment is people are going to do different things.”
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Lockheed, IBM’s Red Hat team up to speed AI development for Pentagon
The U.S. Department of Defense is increasingly interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning, both on and off the battlefield.
-
Project Convergence shows JADC2 alignment, leaders from 3 services say
Some 300 technologies are being put to the test, including long-range fires, unmanned aerial systems, autonomous fighting vehicles and sensors.
-
US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
-
Palantir wins contract to help Army quickly process battlefield data
All Source II is part of a larger effort — Intel Apps — that includes the Intelligence Support to Targeting and Weather Operational Effects programs.
-
Booz Allen completes EverWatch purchase challenged by US
EverWatch, a supplier of artificial intelligence, cloud services and insider-threat analysis, will initially operate as Booz Allen Hamilton subsidiary.
-
Army plans $1 billion ‘easy button’ contract to spur cloud migration
The Enterprise Application Migration and Modernization arrangement, or EAMM, is expected to kick off in the second or third quarter of fiscal 2023.
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Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
-
Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
-
What Australia wants out of this year’s Project Convergence experiment
“I have the fortune of being able to look to the future through Project Convergence,” says Australian Army Brig. Gen. Warren Gould.
-
A focus on data is transforming Army makeup, says I Corps’ Brunson
“What is also really, really interesting about our Army as we go forward in this data-centric environment is people are going to do different things.”
-
Lockheed, IBM’s Red Hat team up to speed AI development for Pentagon
The U.S. Department of Defense is increasingly interested in artificial intelligence and machine learning, both on and off the battlefield.
-
Project Convergence shows JADC2 alignment, leaders from 3 services say
Some 300 technologies are being put to the test, including long-range fires, unmanned aerial systems, autonomous fighting vehicles and sensors.
-
US Navy sharing Project Overmatch insights with international allies
“We have to be inclusive,” Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday said, “or we’re not going to be able to fight together.”
-
Palantir wins contract to help Army quickly process battlefield data
All Source II is part of a larger effort — Intel Apps — that includes the Intelligence Support to Targeting and Weather Operational Effects programs.
-
Booz Allen completes EverWatch purchase challenged by US
EverWatch, a supplier of artificial intelligence, cloud services and insider-threat analysis, will initially operate as Booz Allen Hamilton subsidiary.
-
Army plans $1 billion ‘easy button’ contract to spur cloud migration
The Enterprise Application Migration and Modernization arrangement, or EAMM, is expected to kick off in the second or third quarter of fiscal 2023.
-
Booz Allen can proceed with EverWatch acquisition, federal judge rules
The government alleges the merger would imperil market competition and hamstring services provided to the National Security Agency.
-
Army seeking AI for targeting, navigation aboard Bradley replacement
The U.S. Army this summer published a request for proposals to design and build prototypes for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program.
-
What Australia wants out of this year’s Project Convergence experiment
“I have the fortune of being able to look to the future through Project Convergence,” says Australian Army Brig. Gen. Warren Gould.
-
A focus on data is transforming Army makeup, says I Corps’ Brunson
“What is also really, really interesting about our Army as we go forward in this data-centric environment is people are going to do different things.”
