National Review explores how a new generation of defense technology companies is bringing Silicon Valley speed and ingenuity to the Pentagon. From the Anduril 250, where the No. 71 Defense Unicorns Chevrolet raced aboard Naval Base Coronado, to Warhacker, where teams tackled real mission challenges in hours instead of months, the article highlights how Defense Unicorns is helping reduce technical and bureaucratic barriers to innovation and get critical capabilities into the hands of the warfighter faster.
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Unbiased Headlines: The Army Says Every New Purchase Must Use Open Architecture. Who Keeps the Parts Working Together?
Unbiased Headlines examines the Army’s requirement for open architecture in future purchases and the operational work that remains after interfaces are published. Using NGC2 and […]
