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Air Force News
10/27/2023
Boeing Delivers First Jet Trainer To Air Force, But Delays Continue
Despite achieving its inaugural flight in 2023, the Air Force’s Red Hawk T-7A trainer jet is still suffering from extended delays that will cost the service precious time and money, a recent government report said. -
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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
10/12/2023
Marine Wargames Blending AI with Human Thinking
Wargames, as old as civilization, have evolved from lines in the sand to bytes in the cloud. Despite evolving technologies, experts insist the games remain human-centric — but that doesn’t mean artificial intelligence can’t help. -
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Emerging Technologies
10/10/2023
AUSA News: App Provides 3D, Interactive Training on the Go
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A company has developed an application that provides members of the military with interactive, 3D mobile instructions and training. -
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Army News
10/06/2023
SPECIAL REPORT: The 24 Programs the Army Promised to Expedite: Part Five — Training and Simulation, Night Vision
In October 2021 then Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville vowed to put 24 key technologies “in the hands of soldiers” by the end of fiscal year 2023. -
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Army News
10/03/2023
SPECIAL REPORT: A Snapshot of 24 Programs the Army Promised to Expedite
It was Oct. 12, 2021, at the Association of the United States Army’s annual conference in Washington, D.C., when former Army Chief of Staff. Gen. James McConville made a bold declaration. -
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Emerging Technologies
10/02/2023
Pentagon, Industry Partnerships Vital to Leverage 5G, FutureG Tech
The possibility of a military conflict in the Indo-Pacific has exposed weaknesses in the Defense Department’s 5G network, spurring research and development to push beyond into 6G, officials said. -
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Defense Department
08/07/2023
Companies Ask if Pentagon's Innovation Ecosystem Is Getting Out of Hand
For years, technology companies and defense officials lamented that the Defense Department’s acquisition system — built for procuring battleships and bombers — was too complicated and cumbersome to acquire commercial technology. -
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Electronics
07/25/2023
JUST IN: U.S. Semiconductor Industry Could Face Tech Worker Crisis by 2030
By 2030, the United States is projected to face a shortage of 67,100 technicians, computer scientists and engineers throughout the semiconductor industry and 1.4 million across the U.S. economy, according to a new study. -
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Army News
07/21/2023
Army Hopes AI Will Give Soldiers An Information Advantage
The Army in recent years has introduced the concept of “information advantage,” in which soldiers have the ability to make decisions and act faster than their adversaries. The service now believes artificial intelligence is the key to making the strategy a reality. -
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Marine Corps News
06/29/2023
JUST IN: Marine Corps ‘Ready’ for Peer Adversaries, Says Incoming Acting Commandant
WASHINGTON, D.C. — If there are any in the Marine Corps worried that the retirement next month of Commandant Gen. David Berger will lead to radical changes for the service, remarks from his nominated successor at the Modern Day Marine conference should put any fears to rest.
