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February 1, 2021 3:25 PM By Chris Cornillie
The Defense Department is considering pulling the plug on its $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) cloud program pending an upcoming decision in federal court, according to a new memorandum to Congress.
The decision to cancel JEDI, the âfocal pointâ of the Pentagonâs enterprise cloud strategy, may have far-reaching implications. Below, Bloomberg Government summarizes the latest developments in the ongoing legal proceedings against JEDI, and offers an analysis of the cancellationâs potential impact on the DODâs cloud strategy.
Whatâs the Latest In the JEDI Legal Saga?
Defense officials told Congress they may cancel JEDI if Judge Patricia Campbell-Smith agrees to hear arguments from Amazon Web Services Inc. about alleged political interference in the acquisition. Subsequent litigation could drag on for months or years and bring the future of the program into question, accor
By Lauren C. Williams
The Defense Department has taken a major first step in creating an online marketplace for artificial intelligence acquisition.
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center with Army Contracting Command awarded Indiana Innovation Institute (IN3) an other transaction agreement for an undisclosed amount on Jan. 20 to build and manage an online environment for the rapid procurement and delivery of AI capabilities for DOD.
The online portal prototype will be created through Tradewind, a specialized business model for AI acquisitions that aims to give startups and academic institutions a direct line to the government and make it easier for DOD to buy commercially available technology as part of a “collaborative ecosystem”, according to the Feb. 1 announcement.
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US to build real-life Terminators as Russia and China already building killer robots
In a two-day meeting in Washington this week the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence warned that Russia and China were already developing autonomous weapons
The Killer robots of the future may not necessarily be human shaped - but they will outperform human soldiers on the battlefield (Image: Getty Images)
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