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Army, Vanderbilt University Collaborate on AI-Powered Electromagnetic Signature Sensor

A new artificial intelligence-enabled solution has proven its effectiveness in identifying and dodging enemy-initiated signal jamming. Combat Capabilities Development Command and the Army Research Laboratory Pathfinder program’s Advanced Dynamic Spectrum Reconnaissance was tested by the 3rd Infantry Division during an electronic warfare military exercise provided to NATO and its partner units, the U.S. Army said. […]
Posted on by Brianne Monterey

US Navy’s FRCE Advancing Bots Development to Automate Digital Tasks

The U.S. Navy’s Fleet Readiness Center East, a naval aviation maintenance and repair depot under Naval Air Systems Command, has created bots to automate repetitive digital tasks at its  Comptroller Department. The automation project helps to enhance the efficiency of the facility’s delivery of parts, components and aircraft, according to NAVAIR. The department has already […]
Posted on by Arthur McMiler

LANL, National Nuclear Security Administration Partner With SambaNova Systems to Improve AI Use in Scientific Projects

Purpose-built, full-stack artificial intelligence platform maker SambaNova Systems will provide generative AI and large language model capabilities to two units within the Department of Energy. Product Senior Vice President Marshall Choy said the agreement extends SambaNova’s relationship with LANL, showcasing its performance advantage over GPU-based systems on challenging foundation models and deep learning workloads. Under […]
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CDAO Deputy Says AI, Automation Helping Combatant Commands Streamline Work

A Department of Defense official said during the Intel Public Sector Summit on Tuesday that artificial intelligence is helping military personnel improve their work. According to Margie Palmieri, deputy chief digital and AI officer at the Chief Digital and AI Office, combatant commanders have been using AI and other automation and digitization tools to make data-driven decisions under […]
Posted on by Lawrence Carter

AUKUS Exercise Launches Uncrewed Vessels to Flex Undersea Strengths

Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States have conducted an exercise under their AUKUS alliance to launch new uncrewed underwater vessels and test new equipment to protect undersea infrastructure.  According to the U.S. Department of Defense, the exercise included launching the new Australian Defence Vessel Guidance, which showcased a range of undersea warfare capabilities. […]
Posted on by Arthur McMiler

GDIT Secures $2.5B Indian Health Service Contract for EHS Modernization

The Indian Health Service has awarded General Dynamics Information Technology a potential 10-year, $2.5 billion indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for electronic health record system modernization. Under the agreement, GDIT will replace IHS’s current platform with a cloud-based enterprise EHR system from Oracle Health. The new system, which will be hosted in a Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program-approved cloud […]
Posted on by Lawrence Carter

Cognosante Exceeds VA Cloud Migration Goal, Completes 350 Applications Ahead of Schedule

Cognosante announced that a project to migrate production applications into the Veterans Affairs Enterprise Cloud for the Department of Veterans Affairs has been completed. In a press statement, Cognosante said the project goals were exceeded with the successful migration of 350 production applications five months before schedule. The Cloud Operations and Migrations Services project team, […]
Posted on by Mark Evans