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Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
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3 thoughts on hypersonic weapons from the Pentagon’s technology chief
The U.S., Russia and China are all pursuing hypersonic weapons. Here are some factors to keep in mind.
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Bell positions 505 as military trainer – but not for the US
The 505 could meet military requirements, but the U.S. Navy wants something a little stronger.
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Lockheed selected to build first UK spaceport
Lockheed Martin has won a contract to build a spaceport in Scotland
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What waits in the wings for Europe’s next, next-gen fighter?
Europe is getting ready to produce at least one new fighter jet. What it looks like, and who will make it, remains a mystery.
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In age of AI, industry must keep an open mind about data sharing, Boeing head says
For many firms, that data is proprietary. But companies need to keep all options on the table.
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As it takes on F-35, Denmark prepares to halt global operations
Denmark has agreed to purchase 27 F-35A models. What does that mean for international air operations?
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White House trade head Navarro not going to Farnborough
A much-hyped White House appearance won’t be happening at Farnborough after all.
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Why wasn’t the Pentagon’s tech guru surprised by Google Maven pushback?
Project Maven was part of a broader attempt to develop artificial intelligence for the Pentagon.
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Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
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3 thoughts on hypersonic weapons from the Pentagon’s technology chief
The U.S., Russia and China are all pursuing hypersonic weapons. Here are some factors to keep in mind.
-
Bell positions 505 as military trainer – but not for the US
The 505 could meet military requirements, but the U.S. Navy wants something a little stronger.
-
Lockheed selected to build first UK spaceport
Lockheed Martin has won a contract to build a spaceport in Scotland
-
What waits in the wings for Europe’s next, next-gen fighter?
Europe is getting ready to produce at least one new fighter jet. What it looks like, and who will make it, remains a mystery.
-
In age of AI, industry must keep an open mind about data sharing, Boeing head says
For many firms, that data is proprietary. But companies need to keep all options on the table.
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As it takes on F-35, Denmark prepares to halt global operations
Denmark has agreed to purchase 27 F-35A models. What does that mean for international air operations?
-
White House trade head Navarro not going to Farnborough
A much-hyped White House appearance won’t be happening at Farnborough after all.
-
Why wasn’t the Pentagon’s tech guru surprised by Google Maven pushback?
Project Maven was part of a broader attempt to develop artificial intelligence for the Pentagon.
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Northrop to change CEO
Kathy Warden will replace Wes Bush come 2019.
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Boeing CEO: ‘Free and open trade’ vital for aerospace industry
America’s largest aerospace firm benefits from free trade agreements, its CEO says.
-
3 thoughts on hypersonic weapons from the Pentagon’s technology chief
The U.S., Russia and China are all pursuing hypersonic weapons. Here are some factors to keep in mind.
-
Bell positions 505 as military trainer – but not for the US
The 505 could meet military requirements, but the U.S. Navy wants something a little stronger.
-
Lockheed selected to build first UK spaceport
Lockheed Martin has won a contract to build a spaceport in Scotland
-
What waits in the wings for Europe’s next, next-gen fighter?
Europe is getting ready to produce at least one new fighter jet. What it looks like, and who will make it, remains a mystery.
-
In age of AI, industry must keep an open mind about data sharing, Boeing head says
For many firms, that data is proprietary. But companies need to keep all options on the table.
-
As it takes on F-35, Denmark prepares to halt global operations
Denmark has agreed to purchase 27 F-35A models. What does that mean for international air operations?
-
White House trade head Navarro not going to Farnborough
A much-hyped White House appearance won’t be happening at Farnborough after all.
-
Why wasn’t the Pentagon’s tech guru surprised by Google Maven pushback?
Project Maven was part of a broader attempt to develop artificial intelligence for the Pentagon.
-
Northrop to change CEO
Kathy Warden will replace Wes Bush come 2019.
