The United States is in a hypersonic race against two of the world’s most advanced militaries, Russia and China. With the potential that Hypersonic technology holds, we must consider the impact of it in the hands of other nations.
For those watching, including the U.S. military, space is crowded with objects, and it will only get worse. With so much happening in the orbits around the Earth, more and more companies as well as the U.S. military are focusing on space situational awareness.
Imagine, if the massive amounts of data humans produce every day is shaping the way people live and conduct business, what is happening to the U.S. military? For a deeper dive into today’s challenges and solutions, keep reading to discover how the U.S. military is handling the big data movement.
The American defense manufacturing sector is in a constant state of evolution. With new technologies and innovations emerging every day, the industry is constantly changing and adapting to meet the needs of the military. Here are some of the most important technological developments that are changing defense manufacturing as we know it.
5G technology may be helping citizens connect with one another, but that is not all. 5G is an important part of beefing up military efforts. Let's look at how 5G connectivity is making waves in the defense sector.
What Is Secure Edge Computing? It protects sensitive data that lives and travels outside a centralized data center. Edge computing security protects users and their information from the farthest reaches of the company’s network.
The idea of classification hints at a fundamentally different type of ML algorithms: Unsupervised Learning. In Unsupervised Learning, there are no longer pre-labeled data sets for training; the algorithms instead identify natural groupings within the data, known as Clusters.
Quantum computing is the next generation of computer technology. It processes information using quantum bits, rather than classical ones. So far, we have only scratched the surface of the potential applications of quantum technology in the military sector.
Experts expect the Artificial Intelligence (AI) market to grow to almost $60 billion. No wonder national security has such an interest in AI. If it is changing the world, it can also be a fundamental change for military applications.
There are some pieces of our economy that, while important to U.S. citizens, it is that much more critical to our national security. The federal government must protect and nurture its microchip supply.
