Artificial intelligence defense startups get compute power they need to complete their software
[Sponsored] One chipmaker is sharing its advanced AI processors and accelerators with promising startups serving national security.
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[Sponsored] One chipmaker is sharing its advanced AI processors and accelerators with promising startups serving national security.
The UK-customized version will integrate Milrem’s THeMIS UGV with MSI’s remote weapon station TERRAHAWK and Overwatch’s APEX unmanned aerial system, while Pearson will provide the integration of “mission-critical capabilities into armoured platfo…
[Sponsored] Six companies have already signed up for a new flight-test program to mature their autonomy software.
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[Sponsored] Improved artificial intelligence and security is just a matter of taking advantage of chips already built into defense systems.
[Sponsored] Advanced chips that didn’t exist two years ago can enable smart intelligence, bases, and planning.
The company’s helmet-mounted ATARS system can project images of adversary threats like enemy jets for real pilots flying in a cockpit.
[Sponsored] To stop overwhelming warfighters and enhance the effectiveness of drones and robots, give warfighters tech tools they want to use.
The solicitation is broad-ranging, calling for tech for use in eight “capability focus areas,” from unmanned mine-clearers to “drone swarm or sensor-to-shooter systems that aid in target acquisition, fire adjustment, massing of fires,…
“When you pull an organization that was a direct report to the deputy secretary or secretary and move it somewhere else…the message to the force is loud and clear: This isn’t a priority,” said retired Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan, who founded the predecessor…