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Startups Offer Range of Innovative Space Health Technologies

The companies were selected for Starburst's inaugural Space Health Accelerator.

Startups offering space health technologies presented their solutions during Starburst's Space-H virtual demo day on January 22. Image generated by Microsoft Copilot artificial intelligence.

President Trump Announces $500 Billion Investment in AI

Stargate, a new project backed by OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle, is predicted to create 100,000 jobs.

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DISA Reiterates Agency Needs and How Industry Can Help

Leaders emphasize the need for a combination of technology and workforce development.

Christopher Barnhurst, deputy director of the Defense Information Systems Agency, addresses attendees at an AFCEA DC Chapter luncheon. Photo by Ashley Marks, Exposurely Photography

Blockchain Works With UAV Swarms, Researchers Say

The immutable ledger technology has come a long way in the last several years.

The use of blockchain technology with swarms of robots is showing initial promise, as blockchains and the associated smart contracts that are executed can provide supervision, synchronized data storage capabilities and system-wide rules for multi-robot systems, researchers say. Credit: SkillUp/Shutterstock

Swarms and Strategy: Smaller Could Mean Smarter

Drone swarms and AI-driven tactics challenge traditional warfare, reshaping strategies and production dynamics.

The next-generation drones appear at the Ramstein Air Base, Germany, where warfighters discuss education and training. Credit: Airman 1st Class Jared Lovett, U.S. Air Force

Meet the Pentagon’s First-Ever Assistant Secretary of Defense for Science and Technology

New Pentagon Office Building Science and Technology Collaboration Hub

U.S. Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Heidi Shyu administers the oath-of-office at the Pentagon March 29, 2024, to Aprille Ericsson, the Defense Department’s first assistant secretary of defense for science and technology.

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Protecting NATO's Technology Acceleration

The alliance is looking out for small businesses and other innovators pursuing dual-use technology for the military as part of the DIANA program.

During his first trip to the eastern flank of the alliance since taking office, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte (l) met with Estonian President Alar Karis in Tallinn on October 22, 2024, where the second regional hub for NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) opened in May. The DIANA program is making key progress, says the U.S. representative to DIANA, Jeffrey Singleton (not pictured). Photo Courtesy of NATO

The Big Truths Behind Small Machines

Nanobots are no longer science fiction.

A field tester wears sensors during a ruck march as part of field testing of a wearable patch to measure electrolyte levels in sweat. Credit: GE Global Research.

National Security Commission for Emerging Biotechnology Sounds the Alarm

The United States is at a critical point for American biotechnology and national security.

The United States must pursue robust advanced biotechnology, create a robust ecosystem as well as military-based biotechnology solutions to be able to succeed in the future. Credit: Corona Borealis Studio/Shutterstock