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Infotech

November 2021

I/ITSEC NEWS: Data Chiefs Sound Alarm on Chinese AI Ambitions

By Meredith Roaten
Uniformed and civilian military officials are worried about the U.S. government’s ability to defend against China’s artificial intelligence-enabled capabilities.
Intelligence and Surveillance

November 2021

Laser Range Finder Added to Popular Surveillance Camera

By Stew Magnuson
LONDON — Silent Sentinel, a United Kingdom-based ...
Battlefield Communications

August 2021

JUST IN: Northcom Experiment to Validate New AI Software

By Meredith Roaten
The military should aim to field software capabilities to better detect threats against the homeland ...
C4ISR

June 2021

Manufacturer Unveils New PNT Tech for Army

By Meredith Roaten
Curtiss-Wright has introduced a more efficient model of its positioning, navigation and timing technology for land vehicles.
Special Operations

May 2021

SOFIC NEWS: Microsoft, SOCOM Highlight Need for Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence

By Meredith Roaten
Microsoft’s CEO said the corporation is involved in a “significant amount” of research and development for more ethical artificial intelligence.
Marine Corps News

May 2021

JUST IN: Textron Unveils New Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle Prototype

By Mandy Mayfield
Textron Systems announced on May 4 its new prototype vehicle — dubbed Cottonmouth — for the Marine Corps’ Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle program.
Army News

March 2021

JUST IN: Top Army Intelligence Official Lays Out Priorities

By Mandy Mayfield
The Army office focused on military intelligence has a new list of priorities and lines of effort it is focused on as it works to support the service as a whole, a top Army intelligence official said March 10.
Infotech

May 2019

NEWS FROM SOFIC: New Software Can Sift Through Decades of Stovepiped Intelligence Data

By Stew Magnuson
Defense contractor Leidos revealed a new big data analytics tool that a intelligence community customer has been using for the past six months to sift through terabytes of data previously stored on different devices.
Army News

May 2019

NEWS FROM ITEC: Army’s ‘Google Earth on Steroids’ to Include Inside of Buildings

By Stew Magnuson
STOCKHOLM, Sweden — The Army’s ambitious plan to re-create the world in fine resolution for its new training and simulation program will include the inside of buildings, a researcher working on the program said May 15.
Research and Development

September 2018

DARPA at 60: Director Lays Out Vision for Agency’s Future

By Stew Magnuson
The director of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency said in order for the organization to meet the high expectations of the nation, and to uphold its reputation as a purveyor of cutting edge technology it must evolve.