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Pentagon’s AI center awards contracts to 79 companies in new test and evaluation agreement
The agreement will focus on specialized tools for the test and evaluation of artificial intelligence developments across DoD.
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Pentagon taps Bloomberg to head Defense Innovation Board
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been named chairman of the Defense Innovation Board, which is part of the latest tranche of Pentagon advisory boards Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is restarting.
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Demilitarize civilian cyber defense, and you’ll gain deterrence
By constantly flexing the military’s cyber muscles to defend the homeland from inbound criminal cyber activity, the public demand for a broad federal response to illegal cyber activity is satisfied. Still, over time, the potential adversary will understand our military’s offensive cyber operations’ tactics, techniques and procedures.
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White House recognizes hypersonics, directed energy as critical technologies
The Biden administration’s update to the critical and emerging technologies list closely reflects the Pentagon’s new science and technology vision, which was released earlier this month.
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Arab-Israeli missile defense has a shot, says CENTCOM nominee
In the wake of recent missile and drone attacks against the UAE by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, there’s a fresh opportunity to integrate air and missile defense in the Mideast, says Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla.
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CENTCOM needs more resources to counter Afghanistan terror threat: nominee
Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla says policing Afghanistan from afar is “extremely difficult, but not impossible.”
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Russia, inflation and Washington gridlock: Biden’s next defense budget is still a big question mark
If Russian President Vladimir Putin invades Ukraine, defense analysts foresee a boost in the U.S. troop presence in Europe that would trigger a supplemental defense funding request to Congress so as not to deplete other Pentagon accounts.
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New Pentagon strategy wants to elevate software factories
The document envisions a future department-wide software factory ecosystem.
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Top Pentagon officials met with industry executives about hypersonics. What comes next?
Experts say the Pentagon’s call for progress on hypersonic weapons development must be backed up with fiscal 2023 investments in much-needed testing infrastructure.
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Several of the Missile Defense Agency’s cost estimates are inaccurate, says watchdog
A new Government Accountability Office report determines the MDA is still struggling to make accurate cost estimates for its missile defense programs, including flight test costs.
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Pentagon’s AI center awards contracts to 79 companies in new test and evaluation agreement
The agreement will focus on specialized tools for the test and evaluation of artificial intelligence developments across DoD.
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Pentagon taps Bloomberg to head Defense Innovation Board
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been named chairman of the Defense Innovation Board, which is part of the latest tranche of Pentagon advisory boards Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is restarting.
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Demilitarize civilian cyber defense, and you’ll gain deterrence
By constantly flexing the military’s cyber muscles to defend the homeland from inbound criminal cyber activity, the public demand for a broad federal response to illegal cyber activity is satisfied. Still, over time, the potential adversary will understand our military’s offensive cyber operations’ tactics, techniques and procedures.
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White House recognizes hypersonics, directed energy as critical technologies
The Biden administration’s update to the critical and emerging technologies list closely reflects the Pentagon’s new science and technology vision, which was released earlier this month.
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Arab-Israeli missile defense has a shot, says CENTCOM nominee
In the wake of recent missile and drone attacks against the UAE by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, there’s a fresh opportunity to integrate air and missile defense in the Mideast, says Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla.
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CENTCOM needs more resources to counter Afghanistan terror threat: nominee
Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla says policing Afghanistan from afar is “extremely difficult, but not impossible.”
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Russia, inflation and Washington gridlock: Biden’s next defense budget is still a big question mark
If Russian President Vladimir Putin invades Ukraine, defense analysts foresee a boost in the U.S. troop presence in Europe that would trigger a supplemental defense funding request to Congress so as not to deplete other Pentagon accounts.
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New Pentagon strategy wants to elevate software factories
The document envisions a future department-wide software factory ecosystem.
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Top Pentagon officials met with industry executives about hypersonics. What comes next?
Experts say the Pentagon’s call for progress on hypersonic weapons development must be backed up with fiscal 2023 investments in much-needed testing infrastructure.
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Several of the Missile Defense Agency’s cost estimates are inaccurate, says watchdog
A new Government Accountability Office report determines the MDA is still struggling to make accurate cost estimates for its missile defense programs, including flight test costs.
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Pentagon’s AI center awards contracts to 79 companies in new test and evaluation agreement
The agreement will focus on specialized tools for the test and evaluation of artificial intelligence developments across DoD.
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Pentagon taps Bloomberg to head Defense Innovation Board
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been named chairman of the Defense Innovation Board, which is part of the latest tranche of Pentagon advisory boards Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is restarting.
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Demilitarize civilian cyber defense, and you’ll gain deterrence
By constantly flexing the military’s cyber muscles to defend the homeland from inbound criminal cyber activity, the public demand for a broad federal response to illegal cyber activity is satisfied. Still, over time, the potential adversary will understand our military’s offensive cyber operations’ tactics, techniques and procedures.
-
White House recognizes hypersonics, directed energy as critical technologies
The Biden administration’s update to the critical and emerging technologies list closely reflects the Pentagon’s new science and technology vision, which was released earlier this month.
-
Arab-Israeli missile defense has a shot, says CENTCOM nominee
In the wake of recent missile and drone attacks against the UAE by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, there’s a fresh opportunity to integrate air and missile defense in the Mideast, says Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla.
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CENTCOM needs more resources to counter Afghanistan terror threat: nominee
Lt. Gen. Michael Kurilla says policing Afghanistan from afar is “extremely difficult, but not impossible.”
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Russia, inflation and Washington gridlock: Biden’s next defense budget is still a big question mark
If Russian President Vladimir Putin invades Ukraine, defense analysts foresee a boost in the U.S. troop presence in Europe that would trigger a supplemental defense funding request to Congress so as not to deplete other Pentagon accounts.
-
New Pentagon strategy wants to elevate software factories
The document envisions a future department-wide software factory ecosystem.
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Top Pentagon officials met with industry executives about hypersonics. What comes next?
Experts say the Pentagon’s call for progress on hypersonic weapons development must be backed up with fiscal 2023 investments in much-needed testing infrastructure.
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Several of the Missile Defense Agency’s cost estimates are inaccurate, says watchdog
A new Government Accountability Office report determines the MDA is still struggling to make accurate cost estimates for its missile defense programs, including flight test costs.
