BROAD STRATEGIC APPRAISALS: Wednesday, February 12, 2014

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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Vehicular Mesh Networks, and Why They are a Terrible Idea

Herding robots

Marines test unmanned vehicle for base perimeter defense

Attackers use NTP reflection in huge DDoS attack

BMW Is First With Laser Lights

Powerful fibre laser is cheap and compact

Technology Firms Urge Changes To U.S. Spying

Mitsubishi Electric develops ultra-simple HMI for in-car device operation

Seamless e-vehicle/smart grid connectivity through intelligent communication

D-Wave's Quantum Computing Claim Disputed Again

New nature-inspired antenna improves wireless performance by 6-8x

C4ISR Market worth $93.04 Billion by 2019

Two competing standards join forces to advance wireless charging technology

Foxconn is working with Google to replace workforce with robots

Sophisticated malware dubbed 'The Mask' went undetected for the past seven years

INTRICATE 3D PRINTED MATERIALS LIGHTER THAN WATER AND AS STRONG AS STEEL

High-Tech Glasses Help Surgeons Visualize and Target Clustered Cancer Cells

Light and heat boost memory capacity

University aims to make hydrogen fuel cells less expensive

Science inches closer to real BioShock-style plasmids

Admiral: ‘Iron Man’ Prototypes Coming in June

Raytheon: Stealth Means More Than Low RCS

Solar Producer Joins Army’s Green Energy Push

US Draws Own Line Over South China Sea Dispute

Pentagon weapons buyer sees tough choices from tight budgets

Before budget rollout, Pentagon official says military must shrink

Japan’s Right-Wing Stirrings

Is the China-Japan relationship ‘at its worst’?

China Drives Global Defense Spending Increase

Navy Places Priority on Advancing Electronic Warfare

Take Two for the Taliban?

Seeking Nuclear Cures, Air Force Retraces Old Path

China’s Aircraft Carrier Could Be a Ticking Steam Bomb

Five Futuristic Weapons That Could Change Warfare

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