The U.S. Air Force (USAF) is preparing to expand the number of U.S. military bases that will accommodate 5G technology testing activities. Frank Konieczny, the service’s chief technology officer, said there has been a leasing opportunity for 10 installations in the U.S. southeast region and another incoming for 20 bases in the northeast.
Read More »Accenture Partners with Microsoft to Advance Halliburton’s Digital Capabilities; Julie Sweet Quoted
Accenture has partnered with Microsoft under a five-year strategic agreement with Halliburton to advance Halliburton’s digital capabilities in Microsoft Azure, Accenture reported on Friday. The companies expect to complete the staged migration by 2022.
Read More »Lisa Costa on SOCOM’s Digital Modernization Strategy, Data Transfers
Lisa Costa, chief information officer at U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM), said SOCOM’s digital modernization strategy has four points and those are information discovery and algorithmic novelty, operationalization of innovation, global mobility and cyber dominance, C4ISRNET reported Monday.
Read More »Forcepoint’s George Kamis: Military Should Operationalize Data With Cross-Domain Technologies
George Kamis, chief technology officer for global governments and critical infrastructure at Forcepoint, wrote in an opinion piece published Thursday how cross-domain technologies could help the U.S. military operationalize and make data available at all classification levels and to international mission partners.
Read More »Army’s Portable Ball Seeks to Provide Ground Satcom Support to Sustainment Units
The U.S. Army has developed a portable ground satellite communications system designed to provide various communications services to deployed troops. The ground antenna transmit and receive ball is an inflatable device built by the service branch’s 369th sustainment brigade and works to provide more bandwidth capacity for data transfer functions, …
Read More »17 Industry Groups Ask Trump to Advance Tech Infrastructure Investments
The chief executives of 17 technology industry organizations have asked President-elect Donald Trump to advance investments in technology infrastructure as part of efforts to create jobs and build up the U.S. economy. The trade groups’ CEOs wrote in a letter published Tuesday that the Trump administration should also promote technological …
Read More »Navy Demos Common Control System With Air Force, Army in Unmanned Medical Evacuation Event
The U.S. Navy has developed and demonstrated a common control system that works to run unmanned vehicles to facilitate medical evacuation missions through a single ground station. The service branch demonstrated the CCS with the Air Force and Army in an effort to show how the platform can control an …
Read More »Georgia Tech to Help DARPA, AFRL Study Data Transfer Security
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Air Force Research Laboratory have awarded $4.2 million to Georgia Tech’s College of Computing to support research on how to secure data transfers. Georgia Tech said Thursday the four-year “Theia” project aims to track the movement of data between computers and Internet hosts to determine if malicious code …
Read More »Military’s Tactical Wireless Network Gets Full Operational Certification
The Defense Department’s tactical wireless network has achieved full operational capability certification. The Combat Service Support Automated Information Systems Interface works to help users transfer data through local area network connections, the program executive office for enterprise information systems said Friday. The Product Director Defense-Wide Transmission Systems held a ribbon-cutting …
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