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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. -
Intelligence and Surveillance
August 2022
Digital Radar Tech to Enable Distributed Sensing
By Jan TeglerA new digital radar architecture in development at Sandia National Laboratories is intended to shift the paradigm for military sensing. -
Navy News
July 2022
JUST IN: Navy Takes 3D Printer to Sea During RIMPAC Exercise
The U.S. Navy-led Rim of the Pacific exercise is continuing in Southern California and Hawaii with 26 nations conducting naval, aerial and amphibious exercises to test their capabilities and interoperability. One ship is conducting a different test during RIMPAC — it is experimenting with 3D printing technology. -
Air Power
February 2020
U.S., Allies Bolstering Electronic Warfare Systems
By Jon HarperThe global military airborne electronic warfare market offers major opportunities for equipment manufacturers as countries respond to growing threats, according to a recent report from Frost & Sullivan. -
Aviation
August 2018
BISim Awarded Contract for New Flight Simulation Equipment
By Sonja JordanThe Navy recently selected Bohemia Interactive Simulations to develop new air crew technology that leverages virtual and augmented technologies to provide shorter and more cost-effective pilot training, said one company official. -
Infotech
July 2018
Pentagon Investing in Microelectronics Technology
By Yasmin TadjdehWith the security of Chinese-manufactured chips being called into question, the Defense Department is considering beefing up its investment in microelectronics, officials have said. -
Infotech
June 2018
Pentagon to Boost Investment in Microelectronics to Compete with China
By Yasmin TadjdehWith China and other nations increasing funding for the development of microelectronics, the Pentagon is planning to make major investments to ensure it stays ahead of the pack, said one department official June 14. -
Infotech
May 2018
Pondering Life After Moore’s Law
Gordon E. Moore, founder of Fairchild Electronics, wrote his influential article, “Cramming More Components onto Integrated Circuits” — which gave the world “Moore’s Law” — in the April 1965 issue of Electronics Magazine. -
Infotech
May 2018
Navy IT Spending Offers Opportunities for Industry
By Jon HarperContractors will have an opportunity to compete for major Navy information technology and professional services contracts in the coming months, according to a federal market analyst with Bloomberg Government. -
Defense Contracting
April 2018
Intellectual Property Rights Demands Stifle Innovation
By Philip J. JasperProgress has been made recently, but ongoing attempts to acquire commercial items in non-commercial ways — and to seek overreaching unlimited access to intellectual property — are creating a barrier for many companies.
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