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Can 3D-printed equipment survive the harshness of space?

An experiment on the International Space Station will deliver critical new data on the ability of 3D-printed materials to withstand challenging conditions.

3 years ago

The government must define ‘emerging technology’ to protect it

To guard against China gaining dominance in critical sectors, the Trump administration is racing to define and control what technologies are most essential to U.S. national security.

3 years ago

These drone swarms survived without GPS

DARPA says its new drone technology can collaborate and adapt with minimal human commands, even when its communications are challenged.

Can automation alleviate the weight of war?

The Marine Corps is investigating AI-driven unmanned vehicle technologies to displace the load currently carried by infantry on the battlefield.

Peraton makes progress to bolster core network

The expanded network advances communications options for government and critical infrastructure operations and is specifically tailored to their current, unique requirements.

GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet

One JEDI protest down ... many, many more likely to go.

House leaders appoint new members to AI commission

An artificial intelligence commission, called for in the annual defense policy bill, is beginning to take shape.

USGIF appoints a new chief operating officer

USGIF selected a seasoned trade association and meetings professional to provide staff with day-to-day leadership.

Where is the military’s stuff? Check the RFID info.

The DoD wants to increase end-to-end visibility and asset tracking. These two defense logistics companies say they can do it.

Is advocacy for small business advocacy for innovation?

Carlen Capenos, the new director of the Defense Information Systems Agency’s Office of Small Business Programs, on reinforcing relationships to benefit the war fighter.

Speeding up how the Army acquires satellite bandwidth

The Defense Information Systems Agency wants a core network to provide ‘on-demand’ bandwidth capabilities.

Pentagon official: Cyber Command and NSA may split infrastructure

The split stems from the different missions of the two agencies, according to Capt. Ed Devinney, director of corporate partnerships and technology outreach at Cyber Command.

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