The need for accurate clocks goes back to the ancient mariners.But accurate synchronization between many clocks is a recent necessity.

The National Space-Based PNT Advisory Board held their semi-annual meeting. The experts met to provide advice on GPS policy, management, ..

We Built a Glass House before the Invention of Stones “We are heavily dependent on space, and our adversaries know it,”

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Evolution of GPS and how we got here. What's next?

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GPS is a textbook example of a dual use technology used for both military and civilian applications.

A Single Point of Failure Imagine a scenario where a single point of failure can bring down our modern society.

Today, space is no longer under government control, as Russia is finding out. an GPS jamming is rampant

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Time is Money. Weekly Takeaways from CEO David Mitlyng. Why timing from GPS has to go.

GPS was not intended or designed to be a timing resource for the world, yet that is what has happened.

There is lots of hype and confusion around the Quantum Internet. At the simplest level it is a network of quantum computers.

“I Hate GPS” “The idea that we are all hooked to a satellite…that doesn’t work in certain circumstances, does not work indoors or in valleys

All networks, communications, and power grids require a common time standard.

As NVIDIA and Facebook noted in a blog post, better timing gives outsize performance improvement: “making the timekeeping 80x more precise

the importance of synchronized clocks.

GPS, like Sutro Tower, was also built in the 1970s and provides a free* signal. And it is also obsolete.

China has taken a different tack. Like Russia, they have their own anti-satellite and a GPS alternative called BeiDou.

The need for accurate timing cuts across multiple sectors, but there seems to be a common thread: the trend towards distributed architecture

Two weeks ago the Russians launched an extremely destructive and unnecessary anti-satellite missile.

the lack of a GPS alternative invites attack.

a recent demonstration by an IBM hacker showed that you don't need a missile to hobble our timing-based infrastructure

Before you can settle into your new moon base, you need to have an accurate moon clock.