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DECEMBER 17, 2020

DATA BURSTS

U.S. and Australia partner on virtual cyber training range

Pentagon seeks to protect databuses from cyber attacks

How the Air Force plans to spend $60 billion R&D budget

Electromagnetic spectrum superiority strategy released

THE BIG STORY

Cyber security robustness of an embedded computing system with trusted computing measures built-in

The systems designer needs to understand the levels of security functionality and assurance that a robust trusted computing solution needs.

TRUSTED TECH TRENDS

IARPA to brief industry on revolutionary new computers for data analytics in intelligence applications

The AGILE program seeks to develop computers for large-scale data-analytic intelligence applications and other classes of large computational problems.

Northrop Grumman to upgrade E-2D flight computers to accommodate teaming among manned and unmanned aircraft

MUM-T involves a standard computer architecture and communications protocol to share live and still images gathered from UAV sensor payloads.

TRUSTED BUSINESS

Air Force wants new capabilities in battle management, artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber security

Kill Chain Integration seeks intelligence, cyber security, AI, and battle management for volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environments.

Mercury Systems to boost expertise in avionics, trusted computing with acquisition of Physical Optics Corp.

Mercury officials have signed an agreement to acquire Physical Optics, a designer of avionics and mission subsystems for defense applications.

QinetiQ chooses AdaCore for software design and development tools to upgrade command-and-control system

The upgrade from the legacy SPARK programming language to the latest version was to sustain safety-critical software development capability.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Air Force asks three U.S. contractors to develop miniature ASIC technology for next-gen GPS receivers

The project will develop small low-power-consumption GPS enabling technologies to include a next-generation ASIC for secure GPS land navigation.

U.S. Army tactical computing experts eye deploying software coders at the tactical edge of the battlefield

The Army isn’t just demonstrating the need for these types of technical experts out at Project Convergence, but have been doing so around the world.

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