How differentiating cloud provider’s capabilities will be a boon to defense agencies
Google Cloud’s foundation in zero trust and AI are key for agencies who want to use commercial capabilities in an IL2 to IL5 accredited cloud, says cloud…
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The DefenseScoop Podcast
The U.S. Naval Observatory celebrates the 150th birthday of one of its most important telescopes
U.S. Naval Observatory’s Geoff Chester
How a defense tech startup is protecting the nation’s IP from falling into the wrong hands
DefenseScoop’s Brandi Vincent is joined by Greg Levesque, CEO and Co-Founder of Strider Technologies, a firm dedicated to revolutionizing the way companies, universities, research institutions, and government…
How DARPA is looking to AI to fend off cyber vulnerabilities through a challenge program
DARPA Program Manager Perri Adams
The Pentagon’s new principal deputy CIO shares her vision
Leslie Beavers, Principal Deputy CIO, Department of Defense
Improving data analysis at the tactical edge with distributed cloud infrastructure
Google’s Jason Byrd shares recommendations for implementing secure edge compute architecture to help service members gain quick insights into data in the field.
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Why it’s critical for the U.S. to position itself as the leader in generative AI
The Special Competitive Studies Project, which has continued the work of the now-dissolved National Security Commission on AI, issued its latest report this week on generative AI…
How the DOD protects national security interests by monitoring climate change
Defense agencies are increasingly using Google Earth Engine to monitor the effects of extreme weather events on regional security, says Google’s Sean Wohltman.
Why the DOD cares about climate change and climate resiliency
Climate change and defense are two topics that you don’t often think about together. But in recent years, the Defense Department has made sustainability, climate and energy…
Transforming DOD logistics and supply chain with generative AI
DOD advisor and Google technical director Thom Kenney says that the U.S.’ ability to respond to global threats will depend on a robust and agile logistics system.