The U.S. Army hosted a joint and multinational experiment, called Project Convergence-Capstone 4, between February and March to enable warfighters from the U.S. Department of Defense and other countries to test the
MoreThe U.S. Army xTech Program is bringing back the xTechScalable AI competition for artificial intelligence innovations. The contest’s second iteration is centered on Project Linchpin, which is the service branch’s strategy to integrate AI and machine
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Barbara Jackson, a government information technology leader, has taken on the role of deputy chief information officer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. She announced the move in a
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Maxar Intelligence has closed an other transaction agreement with the U.S. Army to continue supporting the One World Terrain Program, a component of the service branch’s synthetic training environment, or STE, that
MoreThe U.S. Army is incorporating lean and agile principles into its software development strategy to meet the branch’s evolving weapons, training and business needs. The service branch said Saturday that the new
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Rob Schadey, acting deputy program executive officer for enterprise information systems at the U.S. Army, has accepted a new position as National Background Investigations Services program manager at the Defense Counterintelligence and
MoreOn Friday, Executive Mosaic highlighted the accomplishments of Young Bang, principal deputy assistant secretary for acquisition, logistics and technology for the U.S. Army, and Dana Barnes, president of Dataminr’s government business unit, in honor
MoreBAE Systems has delivered to the U.S. Army its first prototype of an armored multi-purpose vehicle outfitted with a turreted mortar system. The AMPV Turreted Mortar prototype features a new top plate
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The U.S. Army will begin accepting Phase I and Direct to Phase II small business proposals focused on the use of artificial intelligence in autonomous optical sensors and similar technologies. The Army’s
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The U.S. Army and Aurora Flight Sciences have concluded the first system flight tests of a medium-range “launched effects” prototype to verify the functionality of the system components, DVIDS reported Monday. The
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