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Cyber
October 2023
Democratize Data for Decision Dominance
By Egon RindererMany government organizations are still grappling with how to best access and manage data, ensure its integrity and share it with stakeholders to ensure smarter, faster decisions. -
Army News
October 2023
AUSA News: Army in ‘Crawl’ Stage of Cloud Transition
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In its fiscal year 2024 budget request, the Army asked for $469 million for its transition to the cloud and investments in its data environment. Beyond the questions of if, when and how much Congress will appropriate to the service, the Army still has a lot of work to do to ensure a smooth transition, officials said Oct. 11. -
Infotech
August 2023
JUST IN: Section 702 Must Get Reauthorized, NSA Chief Says
What the intelligence community refers to as one of the “crown jewels” of American spying tools is up for renewal later this year, and ensuring Congress reauthorizes Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is vital to protecting the nation, the director of the National Security Agency said -
Infotech
July 2023
JUST IN: DoD Looks to Close Capability Gaps Through Updated JADC2 Plan
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — The Defense Department is finalizing an update to its Joint All-Domain Command and Control Implementation Plan focused on key operational problems and capability gaps, the chair of the combined joint all-domain command and control cross-functional team said July 19. -
Infotech
July 2023
JUST IN: U.S. Falling Behind China in Critical Tech Race, Report Finds
The United States risks losing the technology competition with China if it doesn’t take significant steps to shore up its defense industrial base and integrate advanced capabilities into its military systems, according to a new report from commercial data company Govini. -
Battlefield Communications
July 2023
SPECIAL REPORT: Joint All-Domain Command, Control A Journey, Not a Destination
Much of the movie “Pulp Fiction” centers around a briefcase and its mysterious contents — an item or items of incredible value and importance never revealed to the audience. It’s a classic MacGuffin, an object in a film that matters only insofar as it motivates the characters and propels the action. -
Infotech
June 2023
GE Research Sets New Record for Heat-Resistant Transistor
By Cambrie EckertARLINGTON, Virginia — A research lab has developed a transistor that can withstand temperatures of up to 800 degrees Celsius. -
Infotech
June 2023
PARIS AIR SHOW NEWS: U.S. Contractor Urges Pentagon to Adopt Digital Twins
PARIS — Defense systems powered by secure electronics platforms are complex, expensive and time-consuming to build, but one U.S. contractor thinks the solution lies in digital twinning, and the Defense Department already has the capability. -
Defense Contracting
June 2023
A More Nuanced Look at the ‘Valley of Death’
HONOLULU — “Psalm 23” is most likely the origin of the term “Valley of Death” used in the defense acquisition world. -
Infotech
June 2023
Agility Key to ‘Software Factory of the Future’ Concept
By Jonas LazoToday, the U.S. government’s technological stance could be described as static and inflexible, focused on defending the nation’s interests and executing missions but failing to evolve and proactively anticipate the next challenge.
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