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Manufacturing
September 2022
JUST IN: Attracting Tech Talent a ‘National Security Issue,’ Says White House Official
Onshoring talent will play a vital role in the Biden administration’s efforts to revitalize U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, a White House official said. -
Manufacturing
September 2022
Commentary: Americanize the Defense Industry Supply Chain
By Mike McCormackHigh-ranking U.S. officials and corporate executives have sounded the alarm bells for years: U.S. national security is at risk due to our military’s reliance on foreign nations for raw materials, parts and products. -
Maritime Security
September 2022
JUST IN: AUKUS Capacity Shortfall ‘Comes as No Surprise,’ First Sea Lord Says
ABOARD THE HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH — The Royal Navy’s First Sea Lord Adm. Ben Key said revelations that the United States and the United Kingdom may not have the shipyard capacity to help Australia build a new fleet of submarines shouldn’t be a surprise. -
Robotics
September 2022
Partnership Developing Robotic Boat Launch, Recovery System
Two companies are teaming up to create technologies for the U.S. military’s anticipated fleet of unmanned vessels. -
International
September 2022
JUST IN: AUKUS Agreement Poses Cybersecurity Risk to Allies
The trilateral agreement that will bring U.S. and U.K. know-how to help Australia field nuclear-powered submarines will be a big, fat target for cyber spies, senior defense leaders warned. -
Army News
September 2022
JUST IN: Army Piloting Aircraft Control System at Project Convergence
The Army will test a prototype technology that integrates communication, navigation and surveillance capabilities for its aircraft at its upcoming annual experimentation event. -
Electronics
September 2022
CHIPS Act Gives Hope to U.S. Semiconductor Industry
Semiconductors have always been in widespread use across the nation, but with the Pentagon’s increasing use of more advanced systems and tensions in East Asia, shoring up the supply chain is more important than ever. -
Energy
September 2022
Long-Time Defense Contractor Unveils Microgrid Lab
Cummins, a longtime supplier of generators to the U.S. military, recently opened a microgrid testing laboratory that could help the Army reach its power goals. -
Budget
September 2022
Congress Continues to Kick Appropriations Can
The federal government will ring in the fiscal new year under a continuing resolution — the device Congress uses to paper over its persistent failure to appropriate. -
Army News
September 2022
Students Teach Army About Rapid Prototyping
Whether it is through new offices, contracting methods or digital prototyping, the Army is trying to speed up the development and deployment of new vehicle technologies.
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