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DARPA's Quantum Quest May Leapfrog Modern Computers

Hybrid systems may solve common and challenging problems.

DARPA’s Optimization with Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (ONISQ) program intends to leapfrog current computing technology by combining classical and quantum computing capabilities to tackle a widespread class of problems known as combinatorial optimization problems, which have national security, commercial and global implications. Credit: Yurchanka Siarhei and Boex Design/Shutterstock. Edited by Chris D’Elia

Control Systems Need Software Security Too

Cyber-physical systems and safety-critical application domains must adopt widespread effective software defenses.

Hollis Roush, a Coast Guard Cadet intern at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratories (MITLL), demonstrates a prototype representative industrial control system. Credit: Glen Cooper, MIT Lincoln Laboratory

Army Scientists Tap Partners for Next Stage of Robotics Technologies

ARL researchers turn loose academia, industry to make vehicles truly autonomous.

For the U.S. Army to develop truly autonomous driverless vehicles, it must realize advances being pursued by the Army Research Laboratory. (U.S. Army photo)

Miller Assigned as CG for Army Corrections Command

Brig. Gen. Duane R.

Morrissey Assigned to Missile Defense Agency

Brig. Gen. Michael T.

Pettus Assigned to Air Combat Command, Prince Sultan AB

Brig. Gen. Evan L.

Phillips Assigned as Commander, 335th Signal Command

Brig. Gen. (P) John H.

Characteristics of a Cyber Marauder

Traits of digital bad actors reveal clues as to their operations.

Characteristics of cyber actors give clues as to who poses a credible threat, experts say. Credit: Shutterstock/BABAROGA

Sponsored: The Zero Trust Future: Using DevSecOps and Containerization to Secure Cloud Infrastructure

Zero Trust centers on preventing successful breaches by eliminating the whole concept of trust from an organization’s digital environment.

Army’s xTechSearch May Add Specialized Challenges

The program may target more COVID-19 solutions and advanced antennas.

An M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle crew participates in gunnery training at the Doña Ana Range Complex, New Mexico, in 2018. The Army is developing a Next-Generation Combat Vehicle, and the xTechSearch program may help reduce the vehicle's weight and increase its survivability while also develop advanced antennas to replace the ubiquitous whip antenna. Credit: U.S. Army photo