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Leveraging AI for National Cyber Defense: Is an Impenetrable “AI Wall” Plausible?

By Dr. John N. Carbone The exponential growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in America’s national defense is undeniable. Most visibly, Operation “Epic Fury” has been...

Posted by COTS Staff 01.06.2026

Biometrics: The Foundation of Zero Trust

Joe Ferrigno, Director of Global Safety & Security at Identy.io The National Security Agency’s Zero Trust Implementation Guidelines (ZIGs) mark a clear shift in how...

Posted by COTS Staff 24.04.2026

What will it take for the Golden Dome to succeed?

To detect and neutralize threats from submarines to outer space we need advanced edge computing solutions that are rugged, reliable and AI capable. By Terry...

Posted by COTS Staff 24.04.2026

The Silicon Shield: AI and the New Architecture of Attrition

By John Reardon, Publisher The headlines coming out of the Middle East this month aren't just about geopolitics; they are a klaxon call for the...

Posted by COTS Staff 24.04.2026

Powering the Future of Directed-Energy Weapons

As modern threats evolve, directed-energy weapons offer a cost-effective and flexible defence solution, relying on advanced power systems to deliver precision and reliability in the...

Posted by COTS Staff 24.03.2026

Multi-Domain Defense: Countering the Convergent Threat Landscape

By Jessica McFate, Vice President Director of Intelligence Operations at Babel Street The new battlespace is networked, cognitive, and economically intertwined – necessitating the scale,...

Posted by COTS Staff 24.03.2026

The Architecture of Decision Superiority: Inside Vannevar Labs’ Technical Ecosystem

By Buck Biblehouse – Senior Editor Vannevar Labs is redefining the "OODA loop" (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act) by deploying a software-centric approach to modern conflict....

Posted by COTS Staff 03.03.2026

2026 Defense Industry Outlook—from printing parts on the battlefield to AI‘s strategic move from the frontline to the flightline

Traditional assumptions of warfare continue to be shattered and rewritten. The defense industry in 2026 will need to keep pace, explains Chris Morton, defense industry...

Posted by COTS Staff 03.03.2026

Securing the Digital Front Line: Lasso’s Framework for Military AI

By John Reardon, Editor – COTS Journal The integration of Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) solutions has long been a cornerstone of the defense industry's strategy, enabling the rapid...

Posted by COTS Staff 29.01.2026

Redefining Performance per Watt in Mobile Edge System Designs with COM-HPC Mini

By Dan Demers, regional vice president Americas, congatec In mobile edge applications, success is no longer measured by raw compute performance alone. What matters is...

Posted by COTS Staff 29.01.2026

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