Each prototype technology was grouped into one of six capability areas: command and control, communications, domain maneuver, fires and effects, fleet support, and operations in an information environment.
Naval leaders selected roughly 65 technologies, the majority of them from private industry. Assessors gauged each capability while observers envisioned relevant EABO/DMO scenarios in which each product could be used.
Technologies focused on radio frequency waveforms, autonomous air and sea vehicles, advanced sensors, optical communications, cybersecurity applications, and a variety of software capabilities.
“The assessments helped us understand exactly how those technologies could work in an operational environment,” said Matt Largent, a NIWC Atlantic engineer and NICE ANTX assessment lead. “That information is also extremely useful to the technology owners, since some products can be improved upon to help us with capability gaps we are looking to fill.”
China’s Internet Stocks Face More Pain, Global Investors Say
Bloomberg 1 hr ago Ishika Mookerjee and Jeanny Yu
(Bloomberg) After a historic antitrust crackdown on China’s biggest tech companies last week, investors are betting there is more pain ahead.
GAM Investments, BNP Paribas Asset Management and JP Morgan Asset Management Inc. see more regulatory tightening in China’s clampdown on monopolistic practices, putting pressure on the country’s leading internet stocks over the next few months. The Hang Seng Tech Index, where many Chinese tech giants are listed, has already lost about a quarter of its value from a rout that began mid-February.
Beijing: After a historic antitrust crackdown on China s biggest tech companies last week, investors are betting there is more pain ahead.
GAM Investments, BNP Paribas Asset Management and JP Morgan Asset Management Inc. see more regulatory tightening in China s clampdown on monopolistic practices, putting pressure on the country s leading internet stocks over the next few months. The Hang Seng Tech Index, where many Chinese tech giants are listed, has already lost about a quarter of its value from a rout that began mid-February.
The shockwaves from Beijing s bid to quell abuses of information and market dominance among industry leaders have left global investors pondering the prospects of China s internet firms. The antitrust crackdown has exacerbated a global tech selloff sparked by rising bond yields, as traders forecast tighter liquidity conditions at home and abroad and lower company valuations.
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JAKARTA, April 12 (Bloomberg): Grab Holdings Inc and Traveloka are poised to become public companies in coming months, kickstarting a coming-out party for South-East Asia’s long-overlooked internet scene.
Grab will this week unveil a listing via a US blank-check company that’s drawn backers from T. Rowe Price to Temasek Holdings Pte and values the ride-hailing giant at more than US$34 billion, people familiar with the matter said, in the largest-ever deal of its kind.
Indonesia’s Traveloka will follow suit, listing at a valuation of about US$5 billion via a special purpose acquisition company backed by billionaires Richard Li and Peter Thiel, other people with knowledge of the matter said. Terms on both deals could still change, the people said.