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5G for Warfighters

The wireless technology offers great possibilities, but experts question military application of the network.

The fifth generation of wireless technology, or 5G, is widely being promoted as a transformational technology, but its uses for the military are just starting to be defined, experts say. Credit: jamesteohart/Shutterstock

Europe's Data Autobahn

While American companies are working to build a laser communications infrastructure and market, Europe already has a laser communications system in operation, the SpaceDataHighway.

Europe has a laser communications system in operation, the SpaceDataHighway. Credit: Airbus

Harnessing Photons for Communications

For warfighters, light- or optics-based communications offer speed, security, reliability and low latency.

U.S. companies are building laser communications networks that offer low latency, security, speed and global coverage. Thales Alenia Space

DISA Awards BPA to DRS Global Enterprise Solutions in Support of USSOCOM Telecommunications

DRS Global Enterprise Solutions Inc., Dulles, Virginia, w

CenturyLink to Support NASA Connectivity

Telecommunications company CenturyLink, Inc. recently won a contract to provide network services to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) under a t

DRS is Providing Interior Communication Vessel Support to Navy

DRS Systems Inc., Melbourne, Florida, is awarded a $29,55

Air Force Seeks Disaggregated Command and Control

AI, the cloud and 5G may transform the air operations center.

A U.S. Air Force F-15E Strike Eagle, center, a Royal Air Force F-35 Lightning II, left, and a French air force Dassault Rafale fly behind a U.S. Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker over the English Channel, during a November 2018 multinational training exercise. The Air Force is developing and fielding a new mission planning system for tankers using an agile software development methodology. Photo by Air Force Senior Airman Luke Milano

How WebRTC Can Benefit the Department of Defense

Open-source code connects unified communications systems.

The U.S. Defense Department has started to integrate unified communications into its Everything Over Internet Protocol strategy, but a wide range of computing platforms, telecommunications systems and other collaboration technologies result in a web of technologies that cannot integrate or interoperate. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

Mobile Tech Comes to Warfighter Aid

Mobile solutions can monitor health and performance on the battlefield.

A soldier fires an M240B machine gun during combined arms live-fire training. Soldiers in combat face a great deal of emotional and physical stress, but wearable technologies can monitor their health and performance. Photo by Army Spc. Hannah Tarkelly

Navy Invests $249 Million in Electrical, Lighting, Communications and Security Systems

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