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JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
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Biden requests $715B for Pentagon, hinting at administration’s future priorities
U.S. President Joe Biden’s fiscal 2022 budget request asks for $753 billion in national security funding, an increase of 1.6 percent that includes $715 billion for the Defense Department.
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After COVID, are billions in biodefense funds needed to deter US adversaries?
“The fear that another country will see this an Achilles heel for the United States is really, really significant, and showing we are leveraging really cutting edge technologies is absolutely imperative to try as part of our deterrent strategy.”
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The Pentagon must act now to address vulnerability in its enterprise
The Defense Department’s spare parts ecosystem provides an illuminating example of fragility and how targeted actions can mitigate risk.
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Defense Intelligence Agency continues progress on MARS database
The Machine-Assisted Analytic Rapid-Repository System (MARS) is being designed to ingest the massive amount of data collected by the intelligence community
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Intel, acquisition and budget nominees for Pentagon announced
The three nominees are the first announced for the Pentagon since Dec. 30.
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McCord expected as comptroller nominee, sources say
If confirmed, McCord would return to a job he held from 2014-2017.
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Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
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Pentagon industrial policies need to focus on demand
America’s industrial policy needs to consider the market that shapes today’s industrial base and the value from research and development that will shape future demand.
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Biden’s infrastructure plan includes billions to develop emerging tech the military needs
The proposal would pour money into pushing forward semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computers and other technologies expected to define the coming decades, especially for the military.
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JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
-
Biden requests $715B for Pentagon, hinting at administration’s future priorities
U.S. President Joe Biden’s fiscal 2022 budget request asks for $753 billion in national security funding, an increase of 1.6 percent that includes $715 billion for the Defense Department.
-
After COVID, are billions in biodefense funds needed to deter US adversaries?
“The fear that another country will see this an Achilles heel for the United States is really, really significant, and showing we are leveraging really cutting edge technologies is absolutely imperative to try as part of our deterrent strategy.”
-
The Pentagon must act now to address vulnerability in its enterprise
The Defense Department’s spare parts ecosystem provides an illuminating example of fragility and how targeted actions can mitigate risk.
-
Defense Intelligence Agency continues progress on MARS database
The Machine-Assisted Analytic Rapid-Repository System (MARS) is being designed to ingest the massive amount of data collected by the intelligence community
-
Intel, acquisition and budget nominees for Pentagon announced
The three nominees are the first announced for the Pentagon since Dec. 30.
-
McCord expected as comptroller nominee, sources say
If confirmed, McCord would return to a job he held from 2014-2017.
-
Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
-
Pentagon industrial policies need to focus on demand
America’s industrial policy needs to consider the market that shapes today’s industrial base and the value from research and development that will shape future demand.
-
Biden’s infrastructure plan includes billions to develop emerging tech the military needs
The proposal would pour money into pushing forward semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computers and other technologies expected to define the coming decades, especially for the military.
-
JAIC director: With flat budgets, turn to AI to save money
Artificial intelligence with business systems will improve cost savings that can be reinvested elsewhere.
-
Biden requests $715B for Pentagon, hinting at administration’s future priorities
U.S. President Joe Biden’s fiscal 2022 budget request asks for $753 billion in national security funding, an increase of 1.6 percent that includes $715 billion for the Defense Department.
-
After COVID, are billions in biodefense funds needed to deter US adversaries?
“The fear that another country will see this an Achilles heel for the United States is really, really significant, and showing we are leveraging really cutting edge technologies is absolutely imperative to try as part of our deterrent strategy.”
-
The Pentagon must act now to address vulnerability in its enterprise
The Defense Department’s spare parts ecosystem provides an illuminating example of fragility and how targeted actions can mitigate risk.
-
Defense Intelligence Agency continues progress on MARS database
The Machine-Assisted Analytic Rapid-Repository System (MARS) is being designed to ingest the massive amount of data collected by the intelligence community
-
Intel, acquisition and budget nominees for Pentagon announced
The three nominees are the first announced for the Pentagon since Dec. 30.
-
McCord expected as comptroller nominee, sources say
If confirmed, McCord would return to a job he held from 2014-2017.
-
Pentagon seeks commercial solutions to get its data ready for AI
The solicitation from the JAIC is part of its new focus on providing data readiness services to DoD components looking to use AI.
-
Pentagon industrial policies need to focus on demand
America’s industrial policy needs to consider the market that shapes today’s industrial base and the value from research and development that will shape future demand.
-
Biden’s infrastructure plan includes billions to develop emerging tech the military needs
The proposal would pour money into pushing forward semiconductors, artificial intelligence, quantum computers and other technologies expected to define the coming decades, especially for the military.
