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The Next Internet: Decentralized, Secure and Immersive

Blockchain, quantum tech and virtual reality may spur transformation.

Virtual reality, artificial intelligence and other technologies will transform the Internet in the coming years, experts predict. Credit: TierneyMJ/Shutterstock

The Army Orders More Black Hawk Helicopters from Sikorsky

Sikorksy Aircraft Corp.

International Enterprises is Supporting F-16 Radar System Repairs Contract

International Enterprises Inc., Talladega, Alabama, has b

DISA Exploring Quantum-Resistant Cryptography

Adversaries may have quantum computers within seven years.

With U.S. adversaries expected to be using quantum computing technologies in the next several years, officials at the Defense Information Systems Agency are exploring quantum-resistant technologies.Credit: metamorworks/Shutterstock

Experts Warn of Weaponization of Personal Data

Action is needed to protect individuals and national security.

The vast troves of personal data on U.S. citizens are now being weaponized by foreign adversaries, panelists warn.at TechNet Cyber. Credit: Meranna/Shutterstock

Combatant Commanders to Review JADC2 Strategy Soon

AI, machine learning and automation are needed to make the vision a reality.

A Marine uses a radio during a field exercise at Camp Hansen in Okinawa, Japan, in 2017. A resilient network is a key component for the Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) concept. The Pentagon is developing a strategy to enable JADC2. Credit: Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Carl King

High-Priority Satellite is Ready for Launch

The U.S. Space Force’s so-called SBIRS GEO-5 infrared surveillance satellite was finished in record time.

Lockheed Martin's SBIRS GEO-5 satellite is tested in a vacuum chamber at the company's Sunnyvale, California, production facility in April. The U.S. Space Force has ruled that the satellite is now ready for launching in 2021. Credit: Lockheed Martin

General Dynamics is Supporting the Army's WIN-T Increment 2 Effort

General Dynamics Missions Systems, Taunton, Massachusetts

Detecting Change With Artificial Intelligence

A data set of satellite imagery and ML algorithms can determine damage from catastrophes.

Developed for the Defense Innovation Unit, the xBD data set combines advanced algorithms and satellite imagery to help assess the damage from catastrophes, including from California wildfires. Credit: Shutterstock/stockpexel

Army Researchers Look For a Few Tough Materials

Now it’s the protective measures that must stand the rigors of combat.

Soldiers with the 10th Mountain Division, Fort Drum, New York, survey an obstacle during an evaluation of the modular scalable vest generation II. The U.S. Army’s Army Research Laboratory (ARL) is working on developing personal and vehicle protective gear using new materials for harsh combat conditions. ARL photo