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ABMS test events focus on applying tech to enterprise IT
A recent test event gave the Air and Space Forces an opportunity to test ABMS tech and tools that could support enterprise IT.
Army awards $2.4B National Cyber Range contract
The 14 companies that have won spots on the potential 10-year contract will compete for individual orders.
Top space acquisition general Thompson retires
Lt. Gen. John Thompson has stepped down after 36 years as an Air Force officer.
Lawmakers push DOD to identify legacy IT in 2022 NDAA draft
This is the tech-focused subcommittee's first markup since being created in February.
Anduril scores $99M contract with DIU for counter-drone tech
The deal for the counter-UAS tech was created by DIU through a new type of contract vehicle.
Deloitte acquires military cybersecurity firm Sentek
The Navy is one of Sentek’s largest clients.
Senate NDAA draft includes study of budgeting process, other tech provisions
The draft version of the NDAA could spark a rethink of the defense budgeting process.
DOD tests new machine learning capabilities for JADC2
The DOD wrapped up a series of tests that focused on developing tech that will enable a new type of warfare where AI helps make decisions.
Congressional report calls for DOD tech to be built at home
Supply Chains are a critical part of DOD's defense and are vulnerable to disruption and attack, according to a new report.
Shield AI buys company whose AI beat a fighter pilot in a dogfight
Shield bought Heron Systems, which won the much-hyped AlphaDogfight trials that pitted a fighter pilot against AI in a simulated dogfight.
