Israel largely abandoned lasers 12 years ago, but "there is a growing number of experts that understand the mistake that was made," a senior Israeli source told Breaking Defense. "(We're) ready to restart development with the more advanced building blocks available today."
WASHINGTON: Lasers are déclassé even in science-fiction nowadays – the guys in Avatar and Mass Effect shoot bullets – and the big Air Force and Army laser programs of the last decade were ignominiously cancelled. So I was surprised at last week’s Navy League Sea-Air-Space conference to hear “directed energy” technology mentioned by no less […]
Artificial intelligence is reshaping adversarial cyber operations at machine speed, requiring defenders to increase operational tempo while imposing pain and cost.