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US Army receives mixed signals from industry on ‘radio as a service’
The Army has hundreds of thousands of radios — too many to quickly and cost-effectively modernize given security deadlines and international competition.
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Intelligence community needs integration officer, DIA’s Berrier says
The Defense Intelligence Agency has had its own global integrations officer since 2021.
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Biden seeks legislation to invest in Australia, UK defense industries
The Biden administration is asking Congress to make Australia and the U.K. eligible for U.S. Defense Production Act grants and loans as part of AUKUS.
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Pentagon won’t pause pursuit of AI, CIO Sherman says
“I’ve said this in other venues, and I’m going to say it here today, that I know some have advocated for taking a knee for six months,” he said. “No.”
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to demo data processing node
NGA is developing four Joint Regional Edge Nodes based in different locations around the world.
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US Army revamps program executive offices to sharpen cyber focus
No jobs are expected to be cut, and contracts should flow as normal, according to three U.S. Army program executive officers.
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Lockheed paces JADC2 information-sharing at Northern Edge
The Pentagon is pursuing JADC2 — to the tune of billions of dollars — in order to maintain an edge on China and Russia, among other tech-savvy forces.
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Northrop missile-warning satellites pass early design review
The Space Force plans to award a production contract in mid-2024 and the company is on track to launch the first satellite in 2028.
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South Korea company fuses AI with imagery to detect ballistic missiles
SI Analytics, headquartered in Daejeon, South Korea, previously competed in U.S. Defense Innovation Unit challenges.
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NATO hunger for info driving deals for commercial satellite imagery
The U.S. and U.K. are leading contributors to NATO joint ISR, with “everybody else” tailing, an official said at the GEOINT Symposium.
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US Army receives mixed signals from industry on ‘radio as a service’
The Army has hundreds of thousands of radios — too many to quickly and cost-effectively modernize given security deadlines and international competition.
-
Intelligence community needs integration officer, DIA’s Berrier says
The Defense Intelligence Agency has had its own global integrations officer since 2021.
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Biden seeks legislation to invest in Australia, UK defense industries
The Biden administration is asking Congress to make Australia and the U.K. eligible for U.S. Defense Production Act grants and loans as part of AUKUS.
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Pentagon won’t pause pursuit of AI, CIO Sherman says
“I’ve said this in other venues, and I’m going to say it here today, that I know some have advocated for taking a knee for six months,” he said. “No.”
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to demo data processing node
NGA is developing four Joint Regional Edge Nodes based in different locations around the world.
-
US Army revamps program executive offices to sharpen cyber focus
No jobs are expected to be cut, and contracts should flow as normal, according to three U.S. Army program executive officers.
-
Lockheed paces JADC2 information-sharing at Northern Edge
The Pentagon is pursuing JADC2 — to the tune of billions of dollars — in order to maintain an edge on China and Russia, among other tech-savvy forces.
-
Northrop missile-warning satellites pass early design review
The Space Force plans to award a production contract in mid-2024 and the company is on track to launch the first satellite in 2028.
-
South Korea company fuses AI with imagery to detect ballistic missiles
SI Analytics, headquartered in Daejeon, South Korea, previously competed in U.S. Defense Innovation Unit challenges.
-
NATO hunger for info driving deals for commercial satellite imagery
The U.S. and U.K. are leading contributors to NATO joint ISR, with “everybody else” tailing, an official said at the GEOINT Symposium.
-
US Army receives mixed signals from industry on ‘radio as a service’
The Army has hundreds of thousands of radios — too many to quickly and cost-effectively modernize given security deadlines and international competition.
-
Intelligence community needs integration officer, DIA’s Berrier says
The Defense Intelligence Agency has had its own global integrations officer since 2021.
-
Biden seeks legislation to invest in Australia, UK defense industries
The Biden administration is asking Congress to make Australia and the U.K. eligible for U.S. Defense Production Act grants and loans as part of AUKUS.
-
Pentagon won’t pause pursuit of AI, CIO Sherman says
“I’ve said this in other venues, and I’m going to say it here today, that I know some have advocated for taking a knee for six months,” he said. “No.”
-
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to demo data processing node
NGA is developing four Joint Regional Edge Nodes based in different locations around the world.
-
US Army revamps program executive offices to sharpen cyber focus
No jobs are expected to be cut, and contracts should flow as normal, according to three U.S. Army program executive officers.
-
Lockheed paces JADC2 information-sharing at Northern Edge
The Pentagon is pursuing JADC2 — to the tune of billions of dollars — in order to maintain an edge on China and Russia, among other tech-savvy forces.
-
Northrop missile-warning satellites pass early design review
The Space Force plans to award a production contract in mid-2024 and the company is on track to launch the first satellite in 2028.
-
South Korea company fuses AI with imagery to detect ballistic missiles
SI Analytics, headquartered in Daejeon, South Korea, previously competed in U.S. Defense Innovation Unit challenges.
-
NATO hunger for info driving deals for commercial satellite imagery
The U.S. and U.K. are leading contributors to NATO joint ISR, with “everybody else” tailing, an official said at the GEOINT Symposium.
