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Lawmakers seek study of long-distance hypersonic testing ‘corridors’
A lack of test ranges and other infrastructure is a significant limiting factor in the U.S. Department of Defense’s development of hypersonic systems.
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Next-gen nuclear missile rollout slips on supply chain, software woes
Staffing shortfalls, supply chain problems, and software challenges are hindering the Air Force’s effort to upgrade its nuclear missile force.
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Meet Amelia, the US Navy’s conversational AI tech-support tool
Should AI-powered Amelia not be able to answer a question or fix a problem, it’s capable of forwarding the matter to a live agent.
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House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
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Lawmakers seek clearer picture of nuclear command and control
A filter specifically for NC3 would help “aggregate and better track sustainment and modernization efforts,” according to the draft language.
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US Army extends contract with BigBear.ai for automated info
The six-month extension for GFIM builds upon a nine-month, $14.8 million deal announced in late 2022 as well as prototype work the year prior.
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Space Force sees further delays to ‘troubled’ GPS ground segment
Prime contractor Raytheon’s delivery delay will push the initial capability date to next spring, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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US cyber experts sent to Latin America on ‘hunt-forward’ mission
“We had our first defend-forward mission, a hunt-forward mission, in SOUTHCOM just recently, which is amazing.”
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New hypersonic testing facility could boost US development
The new facility houses two wind tunnels and an advanced manufacturing technology center intended to improve materials and production processes.
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Senators plan briefings on AI to learn more about risks
Public attention paid to AI and its offshoots skyrocketed following the November rollout of OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
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Lawmakers seek study of long-distance hypersonic testing ‘corridors’
A lack of test ranges and other infrastructure is a significant limiting factor in the U.S. Department of Defense’s development of hypersonic systems.
-
Next-gen nuclear missile rollout slips on supply chain, software woes
Staffing shortfalls, supply chain problems, and software challenges are hindering the Air Force’s effort to upgrade its nuclear missile force.
-
Meet Amelia, the US Navy’s conversational AI tech-support tool
Should AI-powered Amelia not be able to answer a question or fix a problem, it’s capable of forwarding the matter to a live agent.
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House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
-
Lawmakers seek clearer picture of nuclear command and control
A filter specifically for NC3 would help “aggregate and better track sustainment and modernization efforts,” according to the draft language.
-
US Army extends contract with BigBear.ai for automated info
The six-month extension for GFIM builds upon a nine-month, $14.8 million deal announced in late 2022 as well as prototype work the year prior.
-
Space Force sees further delays to ‘troubled’ GPS ground segment
Prime contractor Raytheon’s delivery delay will push the initial capability date to next spring, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
US cyber experts sent to Latin America on ‘hunt-forward’ mission
“We had our first defend-forward mission, a hunt-forward mission, in SOUTHCOM just recently, which is amazing.”
-
New hypersonic testing facility could boost US development
The new facility houses two wind tunnels and an advanced manufacturing technology center intended to improve materials and production processes.
-
Senators plan briefings on AI to learn more about risks
Public attention paid to AI and its offshoots skyrocketed following the November rollout of OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
-
Lawmakers seek study of long-distance hypersonic testing ‘corridors’
A lack of test ranges and other infrastructure is a significant limiting factor in the U.S. Department of Defense’s development of hypersonic systems.
-
Next-gen nuclear missile rollout slips on supply chain, software woes
Staffing shortfalls, supply chain problems, and software challenges are hindering the Air Force’s effort to upgrade its nuclear missile force.
-
Meet Amelia, the US Navy’s conversational AI tech-support tool
Should AI-powered Amelia not be able to answer a question or fix a problem, it’s capable of forwarding the matter to a live agent.
-
House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
-
Lawmakers seek clearer picture of nuclear command and control
A filter specifically for NC3 would help “aggregate and better track sustainment and modernization efforts,” according to the draft language.
-
US Army extends contract with BigBear.ai for automated info
The six-month extension for GFIM builds upon a nine-month, $14.8 million deal announced in late 2022 as well as prototype work the year prior.
-
Space Force sees further delays to ‘troubled’ GPS ground segment
Prime contractor Raytheon’s delivery delay will push the initial capability date to next spring, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
US cyber experts sent to Latin America on ‘hunt-forward’ mission
“We had our first defend-forward mission, a hunt-forward mission, in SOUTHCOM just recently, which is amazing.”
-
New hypersonic testing facility could boost US development
The new facility houses two wind tunnels and an advanced manufacturing technology center intended to improve materials and production processes.
-
Senators plan briefings on AI to learn more about risks
Public attention paid to AI and its offshoots skyrocketed following the November rollout of OpenAI’s ChatGPT.
