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    ID 355509524 © MikkiOrso | Dreamstime.com
    Networking the Fight will be open until 14 Feb. 2029, and first will accepted white papers by 28 Feb. 2024. Several contract awards are expected.
    Communications

    Network security, secure information, and trusted computing are aims of Air Force Networking The Fight job

    John Keller
    Feb. 18, 2025
    The future fight will require interoperability, a cohesive infrastructure, and a switch from today's pre-planned information transport approach.
    ID 341826102 © Ahmadrizal7373 | Dreamstime.com
    DARPA wants a commercial software dashboard that integrates with different modern and legacy enterprise systems and databases.
    The Binder M12-X-coded connectors are for digital communications in rail and transportation applications.
    ID 326754940 © Emilyprofamily | Dreamstime.com
    The Small Satellite Cross-Link Systems project will conduct a V-band small satellite crosslinks demonstration of V-band crosslink space communications.
    ID 360338795 © Dragoscondrea | Dreamstime.com
    Initiative seeks to develop associations, relationships, and correlations across vast datasets and timeframes with heterogeneous data sources spanning several security levels.
    The BlighterNexus connectivity and processing hub comprises around 30 different licensable service, sensor-connector, C2-connector and application modules

    Test

    The GemShield RF EMI-shielded case is for transporting sensitive electronics
    ID 341607318 © Aleksandr Zamuruev | Dreamstime.com
    A detailed view of quantum computing components illuminating the intricate network of circuits and connections.
    ID 51714183 © Denisismagilov | Dreamstime.com
    The expMath project seeks a fundamental reshaping of the practice of mathematics by mathematicians.
    ID 359575175 © Dmitri Toms | Dreamstime.com
    Today's warfighters must tend to their duties day and night during combat, and often are limited only to three hours sleep each day.
    ID 354603274 | Ai © Dzmitry Auramchik | Dreamstime.com
    AI can be vulnerable to an adversary's taking control of its data input, which can lead to data poisoning, physically constrained adversarial patches for evasion, and model stealing attacks.
    The PacketExpert 10GX from GL Communications is for testing Ethernet and IP networks and individual networking infrastructure.
    ID 352224078 © Pressmaster | Dreamstime.com
    A military operator types on keypad and looks at computer screen.
    ID 357048490 © Andrey Popov | Dreamstime.com
    Cyber technology operator monitoring surveillance cameras in military control center.
    Trusted Computing

    Four companies tapped to use artificial intelligence (AI) to find and fix cyber security vulnerabilities

    John Keller
    Feb. 11, 2025
    INGOTS aims to harden systems against exploit chains by identifying and fixing these vulnerabilities before attackers can capitalize on them.
    The nVent SCHROFF Positive Retraction Card-Lok is for rugged SOSA-aligned applications.
    Computers

    SOSA-compliant printed circuit boards removal device for rugged environments introduced by nVent SCHROFF

    Feb. 11, 2025
    Serves as drop-in replacement for nVent SCHROFF 260, 265, and 280 Calmark & Birtcher lines, with enhanced clamp force and thermal management.
    ID 340085677 © Prostockstudio | Dreamstime.com
    Military personnel operate an advanced technology control panels during a nighttime mission in a tactical vehicle, as a soldier focuses on operating several control panels filled with digital displays and data.
    Computers

    Wanted: ways to model and simulate an adversary's situational awareness and predict his future behavior

    John Keller
    Feb. 10, 2025
    Kallisti seeks new approaches to enable national security decision makers to optimize strategies for deterring or incentivizing actions by adversaries.
    A U.S. Marine radio operator conducts a radio check during a long distance, high-frequency communications training event at Camp Pendleton, Calif.
    Communications

    SwRI moves forward in Cancun HF radio situational awareness project that relies on distributable radio nodes

    John Keller
    Feb. 10, 2025
    SwRI won an original $38.9 million Cancun contract in 2023 for the project's first phase to build 11 Cancun units and command-and-control networking.
    The laser has a narrow-linewidth external-cavity diode laser DL pro with a high-performance fiber amplifier ALS-1064-130.
    Power

    High-power laser for large-area holography and semiconductor inspection offered by TOPTICA Photonics

    Feb. 10, 2025
    Laser delivers 80 Watts of optical output at 532 nanometers while simultaneously holding the relative intensity noise (RIN) to below 0.02 percent rms.