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Marine Corps News
April 2021
Marines Lack Trust in Artificial Intelligence
Before the Marine Corps can fully utilize the power of AI technology and the efficiencies it brings, the service must overcome one major hurdle: trust. -
February 2021
Spending on Quantum Tech on the Upswing
Investments in quantum technology — which use the manipulation of neutrons, photons, electrons and protons to perform tasks — are increasing worldwide and will reach $10 billion by 2024, according to an expert. -
January 2021
Demand Outpacing Supply for Supercomputers
There is a growing demand for the computational power that supercomputers offer researchers in the United States, but access to them is being stifled by a number of factors, according to a new report by the Center for Data Innovation. -
December 2020
‘Hack the Building’ Spotlights Vulnerabilities
The Defense Department has long been sounding the alarm on the increased need for enhanced cybersecurity measures across its programs to protect data and communications.. -
October 2020
Air Force Meshes Info-War Capabilities
The Air Force is working to coalesce a number of its information warfare operations as great power competitors Russia and China make investments in their own digital warfighting tools. -
October 2020
Microelectronics Industry at ‘Inflection Point’
Microelectronics underpin some of the Defense Department’s key capabilities including artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and space systems. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
July 2020
Artificial Intelligence Key to Fighting Pandemics
Artificial intelligence is proving to be an integral part of the fight against the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and may also aid in battling future pandemics, according to researchers from a high-profile AI commission. -
June 2020
Algorithmic Warfare: Undetected Devices May Pose CMMC Issues
The defense industry is gearing up for audits as the Pentagon’s highly anticipated set of new cybersecurity standards begin to be implemented this summer. However, undetected hardware and software on company networks may pose challenges. -
April 2020
Hackers Take Advantage of Mass Teleworking
Adversaries are likely to exploit the widespread movement toward teleworking by government workers and federal contractors during the COVID-19 pandemic, experts warn. -
March 2020
Argonne National Lab Testing Quantum Internet
In a major step forward for quantum technology, the Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory and the University of Chicago recently announced they had completed successful tests on what they call a “quantum loop,” which serves as a precursor for what may one day be a national quantum internet.
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