Proliferated LEO, hybrid cloud capabilities enable U.S. forces to operate more disconnected
With connectivity expected to be limited in future conflicts, U.S. troops must learn to operate without persistent communications and data.
With connectivity expected to be limited in future conflicts, U.S. troops must learn to operate without persistent communications and data.
The service is reaching out to industry in search of potential solutions.
The Air Force Research Lab has also awarded a new contract to Viasat for the next phase of the Global Lightning effort.
The Air Force is now looking to scale the CBC2 capability from a tactical level up to an operational level.
The forthcoming push is part of Adm. Lisa Franchetti’s “CNO Navigation Plan.”
A senior Pentagon official shared new details about what to expect in GIDE 12.
MeshONE-T is a ground-based architecture that serves as a “data-transport-as-a-service” for other customers within the Defense Department.
The innovation hub is on the hunt for a capability that “can reliably and efficiently distribute data across multiple, geographically-dispersed network enclaves that can communicate with each other using routing protocols and devices.”
The Defense Department’s Chief Digital and AI Office is accepting submissions for its inaugural “challenge” to industry.
“My observations over the last year reinforce my belief that command and control, as well as our ability to share data, will play an outsized role in future conflict,” Gen. Eric Smith wrote.