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Six months into JAIC 2.0, DOD still needs to move faster on AI
The Joint AI Center's transformation into 'JAIC 2.0' has brought added speed to AI adoption, but not enough, its director said.
White House asks for $5B to fund VA IT in 2022
The $4.8 billion top-line IT number is just shy of the enacted $4.9 billion given by Congress last year.
Final CMMC rule expected to be finished in about a month
The CMMC DFARS rule could be final soon as the government works through feedback from industry and trade groups on the program.
Military-wide data requirements document coming soon, Joint Chiefs’ Hyten says
Gen. John Hyten said a council he leads is working on a data requirements directive that should lay a detailed foundation for how to the military can use big data.
Navy planning 4 major tests for network integration in 2021
The Navy plans at least for major tests this year of its Project Overmatch system, its vision to help create an Internet of Things for military operations.
Top Air Force IT leader has ‘mixed feelings’ about CMMC
Lauren Knausenberger worries that the strictness of CMMC could bar the exact type of companies she wants to recruit into the defense industrial base.
Joint Base San Antonio to focus on 5G for telemedicine
The DOD is testing how new 5G networks could help medics in the field and in military hospitals at Joint Base San Antonio.
DIU’s Mike Brown is Biden’s pick to head DOD acquisition
Mike Brown is set be nominated by the president to be DOD's undersecretary for acquisition and sustainment.
With a new CEO, CMMC AB board will boost focus on strategy, chairman says
Karlton Johnson, the chairman of the board of directors of the CMMC Accreditation Body, talks with FedScoop about what lays ahead.
JAIC looking for ‘data readiness’ services for military
The Joint AI Center wants to find companies that can help the military work with their data and develop AI projects.
