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Pentagon’s commercial tech arm to ramp up role in military innovation
DIU’s influence is expected to expand in the coming year as it takes a more direct role in helping the Defense Department scale commercial technology.
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NATO picks first flock of startup pitches in push for fresh tech
Alliance officials are looking for breakthroughs in the areas of undersea sensing, energy resilience and secure information sharing.
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Seven questions with BAE Systems’ US chief executive
Tom Arseneault spoke with Defense News about the war in Ukraine and balancing current and future needs
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Canada to buy Boeing-made Poseidons in $5.9 billion deal
Canada will initially acquire 14 of the planes with the option to buy two additional P-8s at a later date.
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Northrop exit from UK satellite bid recasts big-ticket Skynet 6 race
For now, the British Ministry of Defence said it is ploughing ahead with the two communication-satellite segments of the program.
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Lockheed, Northrop win US Army contract for spy gear on launched drones
Launched effects — hurtling outward from vehicles and aircraft — are meant to complement equipment soldiers already rely on to scout, target, jam and kill.
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AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
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Ice Ice Baby: Raytheon uses diamonds to keep radars cool
“If we can relax the heat problem,” a DARPA program manager said, “we can crank up the amplifier and increase the range of radar.”
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Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
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Canada delays $3.6 billion Reaper buy until drones can work in Arctic
The need to operate at high northern latitudes requires the use of satellites and communication components not previously integrated on the MQ-9.
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Pentagon’s commercial tech arm to ramp up role in military innovation
DIU’s influence is expected to expand in the coming year as it takes a more direct role in helping the Defense Department scale commercial technology.
-
NATO picks first flock of startup pitches in push for fresh tech
Alliance officials are looking for breakthroughs in the areas of undersea sensing, energy resilience and secure information sharing.
-
Seven questions with BAE Systems’ US chief executive
Tom Arseneault spoke with Defense News about the war in Ukraine and balancing current and future needs
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Canada to buy Boeing-made Poseidons in $5.9 billion deal
Canada will initially acquire 14 of the planes with the option to buy two additional P-8s at a later date.
-
Northrop exit from UK satellite bid recasts big-ticket Skynet 6 race
For now, the British Ministry of Defence said it is ploughing ahead with the two communication-satellite segments of the program.
-
Lockheed, Northrop win US Army contract for spy gear on launched drones
Launched effects — hurtling outward from vehicles and aircraft — are meant to complement equipment soldiers already rely on to scout, target, jam and kill.
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AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
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Ice Ice Baby: Raytheon uses diamonds to keep radars cool
“If we can relax the heat problem,” a DARPA program manager said, “we can crank up the amplifier and increase the range of radar.”
-
Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
-
Canada delays $3.6 billion Reaper buy until drones can work in Arctic
The need to operate at high northern latitudes requires the use of satellites and communication components not previously integrated on the MQ-9.
-
Pentagon’s commercial tech arm to ramp up role in military innovation
DIU’s influence is expected to expand in the coming year as it takes a more direct role in helping the Defense Department scale commercial technology.
-
NATO picks first flock of startup pitches in push for fresh tech
Alliance officials are looking for breakthroughs in the areas of undersea sensing, energy resilience and secure information sharing.
-
Seven questions with BAE Systems’ US chief executive
Tom Arseneault spoke with Defense News about the war in Ukraine and balancing current and future needs
-
Canada to buy Boeing-made Poseidons in $5.9 billion deal
Canada will initially acquire 14 of the planes with the option to buy two additional P-8s at a later date.
-
Northrop exit from UK satellite bid recasts big-ticket Skynet 6 race
For now, the British Ministry of Defence said it is ploughing ahead with the two communication-satellite segments of the program.
-
Lockheed, Northrop win US Army contract for spy gear on launched drones
Launched effects — hurtling outward from vehicles and aircraft — are meant to complement equipment soldiers already rely on to scout, target, jam and kill.
-
AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
-
Ice Ice Baby: Raytheon uses diamonds to keep radars cool
“If we can relax the heat problem,” a DARPA program manager said, “we can crank up the amplifier and increase the range of radar.”
-
Netherlands wants to join Europe’s OCCAR joint armament project
The organization manages a portfolio of 17 projects including the A400M air lifter, the FREMM multi-mission frigate and the Eurodrone.
-
Canada delays $3.6 billion Reaper buy until drones can work in Arctic
The need to operate at high northern latitudes requires the use of satellites and communication components not previously integrated on the MQ-9.
