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Ubiquity Looms for AI, ML

There are limits, but they are not known yet.

TechNet Indo-Pacific panelists discussing the future of AI and ML are (l-r) Christine Lanning, Integrated Security Technologies; Brig. Gen. Jacqueline “Denise” Brown, USA, USINDOPACOM; Michele Engelhart, GDIT; Nicole Isoda, NIWC Pacific; and Catherine Johnston, USINDOPACOM. Credit: Tony Grillo photo

Technology Drives J-6 Objectives

Modernization is coming in leaps and bounds.

Members of the TechNet Indo-Pacific J-6 panel include (l-r) panel moderator Brig. Gen. Paul Fredenburgh, USA (Ret.), AFCEA International; Brig. Gen. Jacqueline “Denise” Brown, USA, USINOPACOM; Col. Donald “Thunder” Cloud, USAF, U.S. Pacific Air Forces; Robert A. Stephenson, U.S. Pacific Fleet; Col. Koichi Takagi, USMC, U.S. Marine Forces Pacific; and Col. Lisa D. Whittaker, USA, U.S. Army Pacific. Credit: Dave Livingston photo

DISA’s New Chief Data Officer Takes Charge

The agency aims to reposition its data environment for a complex warfighting future.

The Defense Information Systems Agency’s new office to handle data is striving to advance the agency’s and warfighters’ data-driven capabilities, says Acting Chief Data Officer Caroline Kuharske. Credit: DISA photo with Chris D’Elia graphics

Driving the Future of 5G Development and Innovation

Research by George Mason University and partners to accelerate delivery of 5G-enabling technologies.

Mohan Tammisetti, senior vice president and COMSovereign’s chief engineer, demonstrates a prototype of the company’s portable, compact, easily deployable standalone communications system at the Commonwealth Cyber Initiative Living Innovation Lab at George Mason University. The standalone 5G wireless network hardware, available as a backpack or housed within a durable Pelican case, is powerful enough to keep an entire city’s secure communication needs up and running.

HF Receives New Life in Indo-Pacific

What’s old is new again across the vast contested region.

Two U.S. Army officers prepare for a fire mission at Pohakuloa Training Area, Hawaii. The Indo-Pacific region stands to benefit from greater emphasis on high-frequency (HF) communications over the vast area. U.S. Army photo

Automated Cyber Defense at Speed Is Manageable

XDR and MDR can shorten the time between attack and detection.

Extended detection and response (XDR)offers critical collective monitoring of identity management, intrusion sensors, firewall and cloud applications. PopTika/Shutterstock

Air Force Expanding Information Operations Classes

The 39th Info Ops Squadron moves to meet rising demand.

The U.S. Air Force’s 39th Information Operations Squadron is expanding its courses to meet increased demand for expertise in the information realm. Credit: DeymosHR/Shutterstock

Defense Needs Coherent AI Strategy, Say Government Watchdogs

Keeping up with the Chinese will require more than just funding and intent.

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Army Provides Details on Reduced RDT&E Budget

Officials add pieces to the tech budget puzzle.

A Bradley Fighting Vehicle acts as surrogate for testing advanced running gear technology for the future Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle. The Army continues funding the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program with its 2023 fiscal year budget request. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Mark Schauer

Network Slicing a Key Use of Military 5G

NSA and industry officials are working to examine related security components for defense use of slicing.

Panelists discuss military use of 5G at a AFCEA DC luncheon.