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SOF WEEK -- TAMPA, Fla. The SOFWERX innovation lab has contracted $116.1 million through 749 purchase orders to date, and the head of the lab is urging more small contractors to reach out to them to demonstrate their products, said Leslie Babich, director of the lab, in her comments to attendees at the annual SOF Week conference on Monday at the Tampa Convention Center.

Ukrainian special operators have been shaping the battlefield by undermining Russia's defenses and supporting Ukraine's conventional forces.

Positions and capabilities such as data scientists and natural language processing hold promise for better battlefield awareness.

Positions and capabilities such as data scientists and natural language processing hold promise for better battlefield awareness.

SOF WEEK 2023 - TAMPA, Fla.  Biotech, artificial intelligence, next-generation precision strike, and better mobility are some of the top technical challenges U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) wants industry to help with, a top USSOCOM acquisition official said during his address at the 2023 SOF Week conference here on Monday.

SOF Week 2023 - Tampa, Fla. The final panel for People Day at SOF Week, Tuesday May 9, will be moderated by USSOCOM’s Preservation of the Force and Family Director,Colonel Michael Stone, Director, Preservation of the Force and Family - U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) and explore emerging and cutting-edge approaches to refine the understanding of total human performance. Special Operations Forces (SOF) operators and enablers must continuously work to maintain their el...

During a military exercise in Wyoming, an MQ-9 Reaper made history by conducting its first highway landing alongside what the Air Force says is the greatest number of aircraft to pull off the tactic.

The demo will showcase a layered and integrated communications network featuring mobile ad hoc network, tropospheric scatter, and satellite connectivity.

Dual-use AI company building momentum after a transformational AI software licensing contract win with the DoD for its blockbuster AI product Argus...

It was billed as the first high-tech clash between major powers, a conflict that would offer an up-close look at the evolution of combat in the 21st century. But in many ways, some analysts say, the Russia-Ukraine war is more like World War I with drones and iPhones, with far more in common with age-old approaches to tactics and strategy than many had predicted.