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Defense Department
January 2023
Troops Need Training on Information Threats, Official Says
Misinformation and disinformation pose a serious threat to all levels of the armed forces, a Defense Department official said. -
Infotech
January 2023
Machine Learning, AI Needed For JADC2 Secure Comms
By Meredith RoatenThe Pentagon-wide effort to connect sensors to shooters to gain decision dominance should prioritize secure communications, industry executives said. -
Infotech
December 2022
New Chip Makes Quantum Leap in Processing Power (Updated)
By Meredith RoatenAs the world grapples with how to take advantage of emerging quantum computing technologies, IBM recently debuted its most advanced computer ever — and broke its own world record in the process. -
Infotech
December 2022
Pentagon Cloud Computing Enterprise Finally Moves Forward
After years of awards, protests, revisions and delays, the Defense Department issued a $9 billion enterprise cloud contract it believes fixes flaws that led to the cancellation of its predecessor, the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure. -
Army News
December 2022
Army Building Up Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure
By Meredith RoatenThe Army is heavily investing more in its cyber capabilities, including an expanded cloud architecture developed through a combination of commercial and private platforms. -
Infotech
November 2022
I/ITSEC NEWS: U.K. Army to Test Cloud-Based Simulation in the Field
ORLANDO, Florida — The U.K. army and metaverse startup Hadean announced an expansion of their contract to take Hadean’s cloud-based virtual training platform into a live exercise see how the technology performs in an austere environment. -
Infotech
November 2022
Ukraine Called the First 'Broadband War'
One of the Ukrainian government’s first actions as Russian forces gathered on its borders was to do away with bureaucratic rules on what could be stored in the cloud. -
Global Defense Market
October 2022
JUST IN: U.S. Courting Allies to Ban Chip Exports to China
The Department of Commerce decided in early October that the threat of China building or acquiring high-end chips for military purposes was simply too urgent and it had to impose new export controls. Now, the department is focused on getting allies to impose similar measures. -
Cybersecurity
October 2022
Zero Trust Architecture Rises Across Industries
By Meredith RoatenGovernment agencies and businesses around the world are moving rapidly to adopt the cybersecurity practice zero trust, a change from just a few years ago, according to a new report. -
Infotech
July 2022
Lab Powers Up to Plug In Next-Gen Supercomputers
By Meredith RoatenSupercomputers help the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration maintain confidence in the nation’s nuclear weapons.
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