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The UAE wants partnerships to develop cutting-edge tech. The US has questions.
The United States wants “visible guarantees” about tech and data security, the head of the U.S. State Department’s political military bureau said at Dubai Airshow this week.
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When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
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The problem with the Army’s ‘Go’ metaphor — besides being 2,500 years old
AI development is under-served by metaphors that obscure instead of illuminating.
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How far behind is the Pentagon in electronic warfare?
A new report warns of ground lost and suggests asymmetries the Department of Defense can exploit to help regain advantage in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Can open source intelligence combat Russian disinformation in the Baltics?
NATO will need to utilize social media and other publicly available information to combat Russian disinformation.
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One way for the Pentagon to prove it’s serious about artificial intelligence
DoD needs to take certain steps to ensure it is actually serious about incorporating AI.
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Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
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Leonardo invests in ‘fully electric’ Skydweller drone
Developers see the Skydweller as pushing the limits for payloads for solar flight, while operating at medium altitudes.
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Laser weapon tracks and destroys drones in demo with airmen
Lockheed Martin has demonstrated a laser weapon system for the U.S. Air Force.
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Schumer proposes $100B tech ‘moon shot’ versus China
Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling for a new, deep-pocketed agency to fund cutting-edge tech development.
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The UAE wants partnerships to develop cutting-edge tech. The US has questions.
The United States wants “visible guarantees” about tech and data security, the head of the U.S. State Department’s political military bureau said at Dubai Airshow this week.
-
When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
-
The problem with the Army’s ‘Go’ metaphor — besides being 2,500 years old
AI development is under-served by metaphors that obscure instead of illuminating.
-
How far behind is the Pentagon in electronic warfare?
A new report warns of ground lost and suggests asymmetries the Department of Defense can exploit to help regain advantage in the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Can open source intelligence combat Russian disinformation in the Baltics?
NATO will need to utilize social media and other publicly available information to combat Russian disinformation.
-
One way for the Pentagon to prove it’s serious about artificial intelligence
DoD needs to take certain steps to ensure it is actually serious about incorporating AI.
-
Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
-
Leonardo invests in ‘fully electric’ Skydweller drone
Developers see the Skydweller as pushing the limits for payloads for solar flight, while operating at medium altitudes.
-
Laser weapon tracks and destroys drones in demo with airmen
Lockheed Martin has demonstrated a laser weapon system for the U.S. Air Force.
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Schumer proposes $100B tech ‘moon shot’ versus China
Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling for a new, deep-pocketed agency to fund cutting-edge tech development.
-
The UAE wants partnerships to develop cutting-edge tech. The US has questions.
The United States wants “visible guarantees” about tech and data security, the head of the U.S. State Department’s political military bureau said at Dubai Airshow this week.
-
When it comes to 5G, Army says ‘show us what you have’
With 5G expected to become more widespread, the Army is exploring how the new hardware could improve global asset management, “smart depots” and augmented or virtual reality.
-
The problem with the Army’s ‘Go’ metaphor — besides being 2,500 years old
AI development is under-served by metaphors that obscure instead of illuminating.
-
How far behind is the Pentagon in electronic warfare?
A new report warns of ground lost and suggests asymmetries the Department of Defense can exploit to help regain advantage in the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Can open source intelligence combat Russian disinformation in the Baltics?
NATO will need to utilize social media and other publicly available information to combat Russian disinformation.
-
One way for the Pentagon to prove it’s serious about artificial intelligence
DoD needs to take certain steps to ensure it is actually serious about incorporating AI.
-
Air Force to link F-35, F-22 in ‘connect-a-thon’ experiment
Will Roper wants a new connect-a-thon every four months to keep tests moving quickly.
-
Leonardo invests in ‘fully electric’ Skydweller drone
Developers see the Skydweller as pushing the limits for payloads for solar flight, while operating at medium altitudes.
-
Laser weapon tracks and destroys drones in demo with airmen
Lockheed Martin has demonstrated a laser weapon system for the U.S. Air Force.
-
Schumer proposes $100B tech ‘moon shot’ versus China
Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling for a new, deep-pocketed agency to fund cutting-edge tech development.
