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Rare Earths, Strategic Minerals and Chips

The Great Power Behind Chips

Domestic Battery Manufacturing: The DOE’s Race for Power

As China dominates lithium-ion battery production, U.S. Department of Energy works to improve domestic battery manufacturing and supply chains.

While China remains in the lead in the lithium-ion battery manufacturing market, the United States aims to accelerate the development and supply chain of domestic battery manufacturing. Credit: slexp880/Shutterstock

What Is Old Is New: Surface Mine Waste Presents a Possible Supply of Critical Resources

Previously mined areas may offer the United States options in the minerals race.

Half-meter-thick quartz veins cut across outcrops of granite rocks called granitic gneiss that sit on Divide Mountain along the Alaska-Yukon border. The U.S. Geological Survey is focusing larger efforts on mapping potential critical mineral resources across the country, including deposits on the surface and within mine waste. USGS photo by Jamey V. Jones III

Canada and Australia’s Differing Strategies

DARPA Hopes To Help Settle Quantum Computing Wild West

Only time will tell if quantum computers change the world or change nothing at all.

The state of quantum computing research can be described as the Wild West, where companies— and countries—are in a metaphorical shootout to come up with a winning technology. Credit: Art combines two Shutterstock images: Abstract sphere by Quardia and Cowboy Gunfight by Fotomicar

Transforming Into a Mobile-First Military

In the next conflict, mobile devices may be the only option for battlefield communication.

436th Civil Engineer Squadron Explosive Ordnance Disposal technicians (l-r) Senior Airman Kevin Sinning, Airman 1st Class Ariana Nalica and Senior Airman James Verrelli, look at the X-ray of an improvised explosive device taken during a training session at Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, in October 2023. A portable X-ray device wirelessly sends the image to a display tablet for viewing and analysis. U.S. Air Force photo by Roland Balik

Disruptive By Design: Considerations of Innovation

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Locked Shields 2024: Cyber Defense Meets AI and 5G

The international cyber exercise focuses on joint and multinational live-fire simulations.

An overview of the Exercise Locked Shields 2021 in Morgantown, West Virginia. Photo credit: Chief Warrant Officer 2 Jeremiah Bennett, U.S. Army.

From Special Forces to AI-Storyteller

A former warfighter capitalizes on his experience and employs AI to heal and build a business.

A U.S. Army chaplain addresses PTSD before the Zambian Defence Force. Lt. Col. Farid Awad presented a workshop to enhance spiritual readiness for military personnel. Photo credit: Spc. Ebony Neal, U.S. Army.