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The Pentagon will continue for another year the lease of a Chinese commercial satellite to provide communications for its Africa Command.
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The Pentagon risks exposing itself to hackers by opening its communications networks to Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. smartphones and tablets, according to cybersecurity officials.
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The U.S. Defense Department expects to clear Apple Inc. mobile devices for use on its networks early next week, a Pentagon spokeswoman said.
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A U.S. lawmaker is questioning the Pentagon’s decision to use a Chinese commercial satellite to provide communications for its Africa Command.
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The Pentagon cleared Samsung Electronics Co.’s devices for use on its networks, signaling the start of a battle for military market share among top smartphone makers.
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Bill Anderson passed up Silicon Valley and opened his technology startup in central Maryland, even though it lacked the prestige and signature names such as Apple Inc. and Google Inc.
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Microsoft Corp. won a $617 million contract with the U.S. Defense Department to provide its latest software, including the Windows 8 operating system.
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President Barack Obama has been urged by an advisory board to let mobile phone providers use airwaves now reserved by U.S. agencies to guide munitions and spy on criminals.
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The U.S. Defense Department said today it will begin opening its communications networks by next February to mobile phones and tablet computers from Apple Inc. and Google Inc.
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SAIC Inc. fell the most in seven months after losing its largest government contract to Lockheed Martin Corp.
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