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Mila Jasper Five years after it was established as an experimental component, the Defense Innovation Unit in 2020 solicited more projects and transitioned more capabilities...

Marcus Weisgerber New technology that allows military drones to fly alongside manned warplanes has emerged as a rare area of corporate investment for Boeing’s defense...

Patrick Tucker Several foundational elements of the Pentagon’s effort to network virtually all of its weapons, vehicles, and troops should fall into place this year,...

Mila Jaspers The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence is out with its comprehensive final report recommending a path forward for ensuring U.S. superiority in...

AJ Piplica A recent study that criticizes U.S. investment in hypersonic weapons misses the opportunity such technologies present for something beyond missiles: dual-use hypersonic aircraft that can solve...

Megan Lamberth, Martijn Rasser If the United States is to keep ahead of a rapidly gaining China in the field of artificial intelligence, it needs...

Andrew Latham In recent years, “incremental slicing” or “salami-slice” tactics have become an increasingly prominent feature of great power relations. https://www.defenseone.com/ideas/2021/03/salami-slice-taiwans-security/172346/

Steve Blank The Pentagon must heed the lessons of RYAN and Able Archer amid its artificial-intelligence aspirations. https://www.defenseone.com/ideas/2021/03/modeling-software-once-led-us-precipice-nuclear-war-what-will-ai-do/172329/

Jen Judson Despite previously reported delays from the Government Accountability Office and the Missile Defense Agency, a key U.S. Air Force radar designed to detect ballistic missile threats appears...