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Congress supersizes munitions production with emergency authorities
The NDAA provides billions in munitions funding and emergency procurement authorities with an eye toward competing against China and supporting Ukraine.
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US poised to approve Patriot missile battery for Ukraine
U.S. officials say the Biden administration is poised to approve sending a Patriot missile battery to Ukraine.
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Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital must win over Silicon Valley
The U.S. is doubling down on industrial goals, aiming to increase its role in the national security ecosystem and diminish that of its competitors.
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An open call to the visionaries in government to change DoD culture
Are we willing to let go of the culture and policies that stifle significant progress in advancing military capability?
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Time running out for Pentagon nominees
A slate of Pentagon nominations may not advance this year amid Capitol Hill opposition. And if they don’t, the process restarts.
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US Army intel office plots AI development with Project Linchpin
More than 685 artificial intelligence projects are underway at the Defense Department, with at least 230 traced back to the Army.
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Pentagon wants competition within $9B Joint Warfighting Cloud contract
The Pentagon on Dec. 7 picked Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle for the highly anticipated cloud computing deal.
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AUKUS still faces red tape, Australian officials say
Australia’s defense minister said his country’s nuclear submarine pact with the U.K. and the U.S. still faces regulatory hurdles.
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House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
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US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
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Congress supersizes munitions production with emergency authorities
The NDAA provides billions in munitions funding and emergency procurement authorities with an eye toward competing against China and supporting Ukraine.
-
US poised to approve Patriot missile battery for Ukraine
U.S. officials say the Biden administration is poised to approve sending a Patriot missile battery to Ukraine.
-
Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital must win over Silicon Valley
The U.S. is doubling down on industrial goals, aiming to increase its role in the national security ecosystem and diminish that of its competitors.
-
An open call to the visionaries in government to change DoD culture
Are we willing to let go of the culture and policies that stifle significant progress in advancing military capability?
-
Time running out for Pentagon nominees
A slate of Pentagon nominations may not advance this year amid Capitol Hill opposition. And if they don’t, the process restarts.
-
US Army intel office plots AI development with Project Linchpin
More than 685 artificial intelligence projects are underway at the Defense Department, with at least 230 traced back to the Army.
-
Pentagon wants competition within $9B Joint Warfighting Cloud contract
The Pentagon on Dec. 7 picked Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle for the highly anticipated cloud computing deal.
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AUKUS still faces red tape, Australian officials say
Australia’s defense minister said his country’s nuclear submarine pact with the U.K. and the U.S. still faces regulatory hurdles.
-
House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
-
US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
-
Congress supersizes munitions production with emergency authorities
The NDAA provides billions in munitions funding and emergency procurement authorities with an eye toward competing against China and supporting Ukraine.
-
US poised to approve Patriot missile battery for Ukraine
U.S. officials say the Biden administration is poised to approve sending a Patriot missile battery to Ukraine.
-
Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital must win over Silicon Valley
The U.S. is doubling down on industrial goals, aiming to increase its role in the national security ecosystem and diminish that of its competitors.
-
An open call to the visionaries in government to change DoD culture
Are we willing to let go of the culture and policies that stifle significant progress in advancing military capability?
-
Time running out for Pentagon nominees
A slate of Pentagon nominations may not advance this year amid Capitol Hill opposition. And if they don’t, the process restarts.
-
US Army intel office plots AI development with Project Linchpin
More than 685 artificial intelligence projects are underway at the Defense Department, with at least 230 traced back to the Army.
-
Pentagon wants competition within $9B Joint Warfighting Cloud contract
The Pentagon on Dec. 7 picked Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle for the highly anticipated cloud computing deal.
-
AUKUS still faces red tape, Australian officials say
Australia’s defense minister said his country’s nuclear submarine pact with the U.K. and the U.S. still faces regulatory hurdles.
-
House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
-
US Central Command’s new hub seeks to quickly push battlefield tech
CENTCOM’s new chief technology officer wants to develop a regular cadence of experimentation within the command.
