The US military’s cyber priorities
Principal cyber advisors from each of the services discuss how cyber is evolving.
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The Army wants to manufacture 10,000 drones per month by 2026
Army Materiel Command's new SkyFoundry program is expected to allow the service to rapidly develop, test and produce small drones at massive scale.
Army awards $100M contract for Next-Gen command and control prototype; House bill eyes digitization to fix arcane federal permitting process
Anduril and its team of vendors secured a $99.6 million OTA to continue prototyping effort for the Army's Next Generation Command and Control.
IRS Direct File pilot achieves milestone; Senate targets military cybersecurity
From streamlined tax filing to zero trust: enhancing security for military IoT
Gen. Mattis says the U.S. is the most vulnerable it’s ever been to influence operations
Gen. Jim Mattis, the former secretary of defense
How tech and data are playing a more essential role in military operations
Egon Rinderer, chief technologist for Shift 5 and a former operator for the U.S. Navy
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How military services are modernizing edge compute to assist warfighter needs
David Hoon, CTO at Norseman Defense Technologies shares how modern processor technologies are allowing compute and processing to occur at the edge.
Future of innovation at DOD; Federal employee satisfaction down; Improving military recruiting
Partnership for Public Service’s Loren DeJonge Schulman; former Deputy Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition Reform Stan Soloway; former Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for…
2020 in review: Joint AI Center gets a ‘2.0’ and a clear path forward
The JAIC had a year full of major changes, from a new director to a new direction. JAIC 2.0 is now ready to focus on war fighting.
Air Force to test flying cars in early 2021
The Agility Prime program, which pulls in private investment, is ready for another test of flying cars for military and commercial markets.