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5 concerns the US must tackle to compete in AI
The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence hopes to roll its recommendations into congressional budgets as time goes on.
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Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
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Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
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4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
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Latvia wonders how to weigh cyber for government purchases
Government officials in Latvia are debating how widespread new cybersecurity regulations should be.
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The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
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Esper proclaims election security an ‘enduring mission’ for Pentagon
“Our adversaries will continue to target our democratic processes — this is a reality of the world we live in today,” the defense secretary warned.
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Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
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Increasing allied role in space a ‘priority’ for Space Command head
Working with allies isn’t always easy, but partnerships in space are breaking through traditional barriers.
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5 concerns the US must tackle to compete in AI
The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence hopes to roll its recommendations into congressional budgets as time goes on.
-
Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
-
Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
-
4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
-
Latvia wonders how to weigh cyber for government purchases
Government officials in Latvia are debating how widespread new cybersecurity regulations should be.
-
The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
-
Esper proclaims election security an ‘enduring mission’ for Pentagon
“Our adversaries will continue to target our democratic processes — this is a reality of the world we live in today,” the defense secretary warned.
-
Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
-
Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
-
Increasing allied role in space a ‘priority’ for Space Command head
Working with allies isn’t always easy, but partnerships in space are breaking through traditional barriers.
-
5 concerns the US must tackle to compete in AI
The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence hopes to roll its recommendations into congressional budgets as time goes on.
-
Pentagon’s black intel funding dropped in FY19
After three years of growth, the Military Intelligence Program took a step back.
-
Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
-
4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
-
Latvia wonders how to weigh cyber for government purchases
Government officials in Latvia are debating how widespread new cybersecurity regulations should be.
-
The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
-
Esper proclaims election security an ‘enduring mission’ for Pentagon
“Our adversaries will continue to target our democratic processes — this is a reality of the world we live in today,” the defense secretary warned.
-
Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
-
Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
Here’s how Pentagon tech chief Mike Griffin wants to spend the department’s research and development funds.
-
Increasing allied role in space a ‘priority’ for Space Command head
Working with allies isn’t always easy, but partnerships in space are breaking through traditional barriers.
