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    Army’s Integrated Visual Augmentation System Enters Phase 2 of Development

    The updated version of the U.S. Army's new augmented reality headset will enter the second stage of development following the completion of the user assessment phase conducted by the Program Executive Office Soldier. The 1.2 prototype version of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System was evaluated to assess its navigation tools, weapons compatibility and mission planning work, according to Lt. Col. Denny Dresch, IVAS product manager for PEO Soldier. More

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    LMI Books TRANSCOM Contract for Campaign Planning, Support; Jon Baba Quoted

    The U.S. Transportation Command has selected LMI to support strategic campaign planning for global deployment, distribution and capability development over a five-year period. LMI will help assess the Department of Defense's Functional Campaign Plan for Global Deployment and Distribution and USTRANSCOM’s Combatant Command Campaign Plan under a $12 million contract. More

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    3 Landmark Ways the DOD Is ‘Taking Critical Steps’ to Accelerate AI

    It’s been made clear over the past couple of years that artificial intelligence is of primary concern to the Department of Defense. But advancements in the DOD happen quickly. If you want an of-the-moment update on the department’s status with new AI initiatives, Pentagon Principal Director for Trusted AI and Autonomy Kimberly Sablon will be delivering the keynote address at the Trusted AI and Autonomy Forum on Sept. 12 at Falls Church, Virginia’s 2941 Restaurant. Register today! More

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    3 Landmark Ways the DOD Is ‘Taking Critical Steps’ to Accelerate AI

    It’s been made clear over the past couple of years that artificial intelligence is of primary concern to the Department of Defense. But advancements in the DOD happen quickly. If you want an of-the-moment update on the department’s status with new AI initiatives, Pentagon Principal Director for Trusted AI and Autonomy Kimberly Sablon will be delivering the keynote address at the Trusted AI and Autonomy Forum on Sept. 12 at Falls Church, Virginia’s 2941 Restaurant. Register today! More

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    Leidos to Bolster DHS Networks Under Potential $918M Follow-On Contract; Roy Stevens Quoted

    Leidos has secured a potential $918 million follow-on award from the Department of Homeland Security for network upgrades. Issued under the Homeland Enterprise Information Technology Secure Services and Support vehicle, the contract has a base period of one year and includes six one-year option periods.Interested in learning more about DHS efforts to modernize? Join the Potomac Officers Club's 2023 Homeland Security Summit on Nov. 15. To learn more and register to attend, click here. More

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    Melissa Palmer: DOD’s Multi-Cloud Adoption to Require More Advanced Security Strategy

    Melissa Palmer, president of HashiCorp Federal, said the Department of Defense's transition toward a multi-cloud environment under the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability contract would require a shift in the Pentagon's security approach to ensure a successful adoption. "To create a secure multi-cloud environment, DOD needs to adopt a proven framework for provisioning, security, networking and application deployment," Palmer remarked. More

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    Red Hat OpenShift Added to AWS Marketplace for IC; Christopher Smith Quoted

    Red Hat's enterprise Kubernetes container platform is now available to the intelligence community through Amazon Web Services' digital catalog of third-party software, data and services. The Red Hat OpenShift listing in AWS Marketplace for IC will allow customers to install and configure the self-managed containerization software on AWS to develop and deploy Kubernetes-based applications. More

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    BAE Tests Updated F-35 Vehicle Management Computer

    BAE Systems has updated and demonstrated a vehicle management computer for all three variants of the Lockheed Martin-built F-35 aircraft during flight tests that occurred at Edwards Air Force Base in California and Naval Air Station Patuxent in Maryland. More

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    Leidos Deploys DOD Biometrics System to Cloud

    Leidos has assisted the Department of Defense in enabling a cloud-based, fully automated biometrics platform in an effort to boost the system availability and performance for warfighters and other stakeholders. The company has completed the cloud implementation of DOD’s Automated Biometrics Information System via the Biometrics Enabling Capability, Increment One contract. More

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    Leidos Deploys DOD Biometrics System to Cloud

    Leidos has assisted the Department of Defense in enabling a cloud-based, fully automated biometrics platform in an effort to boost the system availability and performance for warfighters and other stakeholders. The company has completed the cloud implementation of DOD’s Automated Biometrics Information System via the Biometrics Enabling Capability, Increment One contract. More