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Satcom Industry Execs Talk Cloud Implementation at 2019 Satellite Innovation Conference
Satellite operators have expressed support and concerns over the use of cloud infrastructures to handle their data, Space News reported Monday.
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Boeing-Saab Team Eyes Sales of Next-Gen Small Diameter Bomb to US Allies
Boeing and Saab have completed testing activities for their jointly developed ground-launched small diameter bomb and are now slated to begin production of the munition, Defense News reported Monday.
HUD Deploys AWS-Based Performance Analysis Tool to Combat Homelessness
Research and technical assistance firm Abt Associates has deployed Amazon Web Services products to develop an analytics tool designed to help the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development address the homelessness crisis.
Northrop-Made Satellites Reach Decade-Long Operational Milestone
Northrop Grumman-made satellites have completed ten years of operations, surpassing more than double the original four-year lifespan, in support of the Missile Defense Agency.
Johns Hopkins APL Introduces Inflammable Lithium-ion Battery Tech
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory has developed a Lithium-ion battery technology that works to function under extreme conditions, including being cut or burned.
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Kleos Space Eyes US Defense, Security Market With Newly Formed Subsidiary
Kleos Space has established a subsidiary in the U.S. as the company aims to offer maritime intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data products to the country's defense and national security programs.
SAIC Selects 10 Military Vets for Cybersecurity Scholarship Program; Alicia Lynch Quoted
Science Applications International Corp. has named 10 military veterans as 2019 CyberWarrior Scholarship recipients. The CyberWarrior Scholarship program is a partnership between SAIC and ISC2’s Center for Cyber Safety and Education and seeks to provide career opportunities to veterans to help meet the demand for cybersecurity professionals, SAIC said Monday.
Raytheon Displays Missile Defense Radar Offering at AUSA Conference
Raytheon has exhibited at the Association of the U.S. Army’s annual conference its proposed radar for the Army’s Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor program meant to replace the Patriot air-and-missile defense radar system. C4ISRNET reported Monday.
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U.S. Army Awards Booz Allen Hamilton $561M Task Order to Improve Human Performance; Greg Wenzel Quoted
The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation and Missile Center’s Systems Simulation, Software and Integration Directorate has awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a potential five-year, $561M task order to improve human performance within the service branch and other federal agencies, Booz Allen announced on Monday.Â
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FireEye to Develop Managed Service Bundle for Verodin Security Tech
FireEye looks to create a managed service bundle that will enable the firm’s Verodin subsidiary to offer its security instrumentation tool to regular consumers, CRN reported Friday.