The Pentagon views teaming piloted planes and autonomous aircraft as a key component of future warfare.

Technology experts from Applied Insight and Boeing explain how pre-made technology solutions are helping federal agencies with cloud adoption.

DLA’s Adarryl Roberts, Boeing’s Chad Beaudin and Applied Insight’s Chris Smith.

Defense firms will need to play a more modular roles in the military's software-driven JADC2 futuristic concept of operations, top executives say.

Boeing, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Kratos Defense and Northrop Grumman all will be able to vie for work on the highly networked technology.

Pentagon contract aims to stimulate new military technology development in the country’s innovation cradle.

The Air Force awarded Lockheed Martin a $1.86 billon contract June 24 to complete production on two new ballistic missile-detecting satellites.  Once launched, the two satellites will…

Commercial and personal space travel has progressively been gaining traction since the end of NASA’s space shuttle program in 2011. And now NASA’s commercial crew program is one…

With the threat of sequestration hanging over the federal government, each day FedScoop compiles all the news surrounding this important issue until a budget deal is reached…

Boeing named retired Navy Rear Admiral Ray Spicer as executive vice president of strategy and business development for Boeing Kestrel – a unit of Boeing Defense, Space…