Recent Articles
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SpaceSpace Force Struggles To Track Objects in Orbit
May 26, 2023Space is an increasingly crowded domain, with governments and commercial companies across the globe launching more and more systems into orbit. Meanwhile, the Space Force is struggling to keep tabs on what’s happening up there, service officials say.
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InfotechALGORITHMIC WARFARE: DARPA Hosts Workshops To Develop 'Trustworthy AI'
May 25, 2023The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is seeking help understanding the best ways to use artificial intelligence for national security.
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SpaceJUST IN: Space Force to Leverage NOAA Antennas for Military Satellite Missions
May 24, 2023The Space Force is enlisting the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s help in handling the growing amount of military satellites in orbit, a service official said.
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BudgetJUST IN: Debt Default Would Be ‘Catastrophic’ for National Security, Service Chiefs Say
May 22, 2023The U.S. military’s service chiefs warned of devastating consequences to their ability to defend the nation if Congress fails to resolve the looming debt ceiling crisis.
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Emerging TechnologiesJUST IN: Supply Chain Can’t Support DoD’s Hypersonics Goals, Report Finds
May 11, 2023The Defense Department is investing heavily in the development of hypersonic weapons, but a clearer demand signal to industry is needed to develop a sufficient supply chain and subsequently field these systems, according to a new report released May 11.
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Global Defense MarketJUST IN: United States Partnering with Allies to Increase Defense Production
May 03, 2023The United States is working with its international partners to develop production lines for critical defense systems across the globe, a Defense Department official said May 3.
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Tactical Wheeled VehiclesSOCOM Lays Out Shopping List For Key Vehicle Upgrades
May 01, 2023U.S. Special Operations Command is shifting its focus from counter-terrorism operations to near-peer competition, and it needs help from industry to ensure its land vehicles have the right capabilities for future missions, a service official said.
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Robotics and Autonomous SystemsSPACE SYMPOSIUM NEWS: Space Operations Command Embracing Artificial Intelligence
April 20, 2023COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado — To provide the necessary space-based capabilities for future missions, the Space Force “must be a digital force,” Lt. Gen. Stephen Whiting, the commander of Space Operations Command, said April 20. In particular, the command is looking for ways to introduce artificial intelligence and machine learning into its operations.