BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: Tuesday, February 4, 2014

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Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Quantum engineers make a major step towards a scalable quantum computer

Aurora Wins DARPA VTOL X-Plane Program Contract

Robots with insect brains

F-35 Software: DoD's Chief Tester Remains Unimpressed

Graphene Circuit Competes Head-to-Head With Silicon Technology

First Single-Molecule LED

Crossbar nanowire chips combine to form tiny CPU for beyond-Moore’s-law electronics

South Korea now using Kinect to monitor, track down North Koreans in the DMZ

Man Creates One Programming Language to Rule Them All

Cryptography Breakthrough Could Make Software Unhackable

Feds Will Require All New Vehicles to Talk to Each Other

US prepares for cyber warfare with mass production of 3D-printed drones

3D printed metal part flown for first time on UK fighter jet

Gummy material addresses safety concerns of lithium ion batteries

New laser-printed material is lighter than water, as strong as steel

Barrier technology strengthens protection at Navy ports

US Navy Explores Sub-Launched Hypersonic Missiles

Official: U.S. Military Superiority Isn’t Guaranteed

Inside the F-35: The Challenges

Five Reasons The Latest Pentagon Testing Report On The F-35 Fighter Doesn't Matter

Panel: Japan should lift ban on collective defense

Increase in China’s defence spending likely to unnerve neighbours

Analysts fear escalation of China-Japan dispute

China and Russia help global defence spending rise for first time in five years

DARPA wants self destructable computer chips

Lockheed Martin fires most powerful portable LASER weapon it has ever created in hi-tech race to replace missiles

In the Trenches of Cyber Warfare

Isolationism’s high price

Time: Air Power’s Great Nemesis

Asia's 1937 Syndrome

Deterring the dragon from under the sea

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