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WASHINGTON—The Pentagon’s comptroller has a bit of advice for tech makers and founders who want to do business with the military: Make tech that troops like, find out who can buy it for them, and hire someone who knows how things work. .&nb…
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The Defense Department launched drones.mil earlier this year following an Army-led effort.
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And view software as a continuously developing capability, rather than a completed product.
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The benefits of quantum technology could hit the mainstream sooner than you think—at least that’s what one company is aiming for. “We’re actually really hoping in the next year or two [to] release these as products that p…
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Moving business systems to the cloud can look straightforward from the outside. Choose a provider, transfer the data…
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.—The Air Force Test Center is prepared to keep up with the Pentagon’s calls to buy, develop, test, and field technology quickly—but safety remains the top priority, the center’s commander said. “…
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The firm’s top secret research arm shared new Vectis images, but few key details.
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Could AI- and robot-made missile components and airframes be the future of aerospace manufacturing? That’s the bet, Machina Labs CEO Edward Mehr said. The Los Angeles-based company plans to break ground on its third manufacturing facility this y…
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The original GE Aerospace engine nozzle, designed for the F-16, is key to building a vertical takeoff robotic jet prototype.
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One policy director warned that American companies could be used as a ‘prop’ against their country’s interests.
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