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Incoming: A More Relevant Chief Information Office
The problem is that chief information officers, who are charged with managing and delivering information technology services, often operate on procedures, structures and processes developed many years ago, in an entirely different technology era.
NOMAD Tackles Big Data
New technology attains supercomputer speed on distributed networks.
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A Big Role for Small Satellite Terminals
The U.S. military stands to gain, thanks to spiking demand for smaller, faster and stronger technology.
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Man vs. Machine
As AI rapidly advances, the debate resurfaces on whether computer processing can match human cognition.
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Better Protection of Spectrum Is a Defense Necessity
Cultural change, top-down mandates and additional resources are required to avoid dangerous scenarios.
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Robots Invade the Battlefield
Lighter, simpler, more versatile creations are coming to a theater of war near you.
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If You Build the Tools, Superconducting Electronics Will Come
IARPA plans to develop software aids to make the futuristic circuits a reality.
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Changing the Game in Security Is a Key Role for C4ISR
AFCEA Europe’s second-largest flagship event, TechNet Europe, featured the latest topics in cybersecurity and command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C4ISR).
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As Artificial Intelligence Evolves, So Do Ethical Concerns
Industry leads the race to harness machine learning, and it must factor in unintended consequences.
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Disruptive by Design: Turning Analysts' Thoughts Into Digital Models
The U.S. intelligence community (IC) must transform its ability to discern threats from hundreds of millions of data points that flood databases each day and provide timely, actionable findings to warfighters and government officials.