Hughes Network Systems will provide software-defined auto-PACE platforms and related modems for the space and defense subsidiary of SES in support of the latter’s contract work on the Air Force Research Laboratoryâs Defense Experimentation Using Commercial Space Internet program. Under a deal with SES Space & Defense, Hughes said Wednesd...
In our everyday lives, we have seemingly unlimited computing capabilities at our very fingertips. But at the tactical edge â often in remote environments with limited or no connectivity â thatâs not usually the case. The question defense leaders are grappling with in todayâs data-driven world is: How do we get mission critical data, services...
Modernization is one of the U.S. Air Forceâs top priorities, and USAF leaders have highlighted artificial intelligence as a major part of the service branchâs transformation efforts. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin expects the future to âbe about human machine teaming,â and Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall recently sai...
To counter rising cyber-physical risks and geopolitical tensions, the U.S. government is proactively strengthening its tactical edge, ensuring critical infrastructure resilience and digital capabilities across remote locations. Join the Potomac Officers Clubâs Workloads at the Tactical Edge Forum on Feb. 8 to learn more about how U.S. military le...
âInformation is often the thread that weaves together disparate technologies,â stated Dr. Mark Linderman, chief scientist of the Air Force Research Labâs Information Directorate. He also shared that his cohort is increasingly collaborating on work for the contested space domain.Dr. Linderman will be the opening keynote speaker at the Potomac ...
The Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate has begun seeking proposals for a potential $300 million contract to procure software, hardware and reports for virtualization and remote access. The Engineering for Virtualized Enterprise and Remote Access Technology program covers software research and development, integration, deplo...
The Air Force Research Laboratory has issued an eight-year broad agency announcement seeking potential industry sources that could support research in space and environmental impacts technologies. The Space Environment Technologies and Science BAA is interested in capabilities that could help quantify the impact of the space environment on Departmen...
The United States government is working to enhance operational capabilities to mitigate risk spanning our complex infrastructure â particularly in remote locations at the tactical edge â as cyber-physical risks and geopolitical tensions rise. On Feb. 8, 2024, military leaders and industry experts will come together at the Potomac Officers ...
The Air Force Research Laboratory has started seeking white papers for a potential five-year, $99.9 million broad agency announcement to research, develop and test signals intelligence and cyber technologies that could enable warfighters to make informed decisions to mitigate tactical threats and ensure dominance on the battlefield. The SIGINT Solut...
The Air Force Research Laboratory has begun soliciting white papers for a potential five-year, $497.9 million broad agency announcement that seeks to support research, development, integration and testing of computing technologies, architectures and techniques. The Extreme Computing BAA has four technical areas: advancing computing technology and ap...
