BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: 10/1/12

BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS

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Wednesday, October 31, 2012

DARPA robot climbs, leaps, and walks past obstacles

Game Theory

Parallella: a supercomputer for everyone

Metamaterial tech threatens the end for power cables

Nitrogen does diamond

Navy Tests Unmanned Surface Weapon

Mice Genetically Engineered To Detect Explosives 500 Times Better Than Normal Mice

Nvidia to pair CPUs, graphics processors in future Tesla high-performance chips

One step closer to rollable, foldable electronic devices

High Density Carbon Nanotubes Show Way Forward for Smaller and Faster Transistors

SpaceX aims big with massive new rocket

August failure of Boeing X-51 likely due to fin, resonance

Long Range Strike, overcoming the anti-access/area denial threat

'Sense of urgency' in S. China Sea row: ASEAN chief

Russia to spend over 100 billion RUB on nuclear weapons

Monday, October 29, 2012

TPM Chip in Windows 8 Lays Foundation for Widespread Enhancements to Hardware-Based Security

Advanced Precision Kill Weapons System

Tractor Beam

New IBM Microscope Technique Has Resolution 100 Times Smaller Than An Atom

U.S. Army Embraces 3D Printers

Robotic Exoskeleton for Space and Possible Use on Earth

Data storage: Going with the grain

Living power cables discovered

DIAMONDShield Integrated Air & Missile Defense

Light ties itself in knots

D-Wave Systems’ quantum computing technology makes humans out of machines

Analysis of 15 million cyber attacks

Precision Fires

Titan supercomputer hits 20 petaflops of processing power

Lockheed, Intel, Others Team Up To Tackle Cyber Challenges

I.B.M. Reports Nanotube Chip Breakthrough

Integrated Missile Defense System Test Sees Multiple Targets Engaged

Back to the Future: The U.S. Navy Returns to The Philippines

Asian Defence Spending 2000 - 2011

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Friday, October 26, 2012

US Navy eyes laser arsenal by 2014

Selective Laser Sintering

Boeing’s New Missile Remotely Disables Computers as It Flies By

D-Wave's Quantum Computer

Graphene Replaces Traditional Silicon Substrates in Future Devices

Silicon Oxide as Resistive Memory Goes Transparent

Nanotechnology Won't Be Delivering a Utopia Anytime Soon

U.S. Navy Seeks Undersea Aegis-like System

New Problem: How To Target Iran’s Nukes

AESA Driving New Applications For Ground Radars

Fourth Hypersonic X-51A To Fly In Mid-2013

US Navy Investigates Turning Seawater Into Jet Fuel

General Atomics Railgun Technology Helping to Revolutionize Defense Capabilities

Pentagon Seeks Air-Combat Brainstorm on Future After F-35

Raytheon's Excalibur Ib demonstrates accuracy during flight tests

Autonomous Mobility Applique System (AMAS)

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