The US Army is tearing down old tech walls so its weapons can talk to each other

US Army leaders are trying to break down the decades-old technology barriers that have kept weapons, sensors, and command systems from easily sharing information, a critical step as the service pushes to make battlefield decisions faster.A recent exercise, the Project Jailbreak hackathon, brought top defense companies and the Army together to connect counter-drone systems, air and missile defenses, command systems, drones and uncrewed systems, and other weapons, getting these disparate systems speaking the same language.Updates…

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Oil prices could hit 0 as ExxonMobil shareholders approve move to Texas

ExxonMobil’s Senior Vice President Neil Chapman issued a stark warning to the public that energy prices may explode upwards in the coming weeks on the same day his company’s board approved moving the company’s corporate structure from New Jersey to Texas.  Speaking at the Bernstein Conference in New York on…

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DoorDash is hiring a ‘fight promoter meets growth hacker’ to target the ‘terminally online’ on X for 0,000 a year

DoorDash is hiring an “executive communications professional” who’s maybe not your typical PR person.Specifically, the delivery service is looking for someone who embodies a “fight promoter meets growth hacker meets clip merchant.”In a May job posting, DoorDash said it’s trying to build the “next generation of local commerce,” which includes…

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