NRO needs AI to manage more than 200 (and counting) satellites, director says
Chris Scolese envisions an NRO constellation user saying, “‘I want to know how many ships are in the Taiwan Strait’ … and then the system could go off and do it.”
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Chris Scolese envisions an NRO constellation user saying, “‘I want to know how many ships are in the Taiwan Strait’ … and then the system could go off and do it.”
[Sponsored] The artificial intelligence arms race will require the U.S. to invest heavily in compute power.
[Sponsored] Securing data can help stop attack vectors like API calls and cloud uploads.
[Sponsored] Securing data can help stop attack vectors like API calls and cloud uploads.
Northrop’s three government-certified semiconductor factories are now taking orders from other aerospace and defense firms, the company announced.
Northrop’s three government-certified semiconductor factories are now taking orders from other aerospace and defense firms, the company announced.
Northrop’s new Prism software will not only fly the aircraft but also allow partner companies to plug-and-play all sorts of software modules for different missions and special equipment, Northrop Grumman’s Dan Salluce told reporters.
Join us on October 9th for a conversation with DoD CIO Zero Trust leader Randy Resnick to discuss the Defense Department’s progress on Zero Trust, the implementations now in full compliance, and what Zero Trust looks like for operational technology and…
“I just think freedom of maneuver is going to be the enabler for every space mission going forward,” said Gokul Subramanian, Anduril’s senior vice president of engineering.
“Like Frank’s Red Hot Sauce, we should be trying to put AI on anything that you can,” said David McKeown, a senior cybersecurity official.