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Jim Bridenstine, NASA’s administrator and 2019 Wash100 Award winner, said that he is “not willing to rule out” a human mission to Mars by 2033 during a press briefing, Space News reported Tuesday. Bridenstine

 Mark Esper, the White House’s nominee for secretary of the Department of Defense and 2019 Wash100 Award recipient, said artificial intelligence would be his top priority in technology modernization if he gets

The U.S. Army has developed a framework to guide training activities for cyber defense operators, FCW reported Monday. The Army Research Laboratory worked with the University of Texas, San Antonio to construct

A group within Air Force Life Cycle Management Center has opened a $1.5 million facility to help the military boost cybersecurity across the service's weapon systems. AFLCMC's Fighters and Bombers Directorate held a

The Department of Defense unveiled Friday a strategy that would inform DoD’s information technology modernization effort, the Pentagon said Monday.

The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence convened Thursday, July 11, in Cupertino, Calif., for its third plenary session and received “classified briefings on counterintelligence threats and challenges” related to AI, C4ISRNET

Lt. Col. Dan Javorsek, program manager at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Strategic Technology Office, said at a Noblis event that DARPA needs to incorporate operational understanding in technology development, Fedscoop

A team of Stanford University graduate students from multiple disciplines have won a Department of Defense-led competition for military-applied technologies. The team entered a training support app, originally designed to accelerate and

Industry senior leaders recommend government entities promote the use of next-generation identity, credential and access management capabilities instead of traditional password-based authenticators, Fedscoop reported Thursday. Matt Lira, special assistant to the president at the