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This report focuses the US Department of Defense (DoD) tactical networks market activities and opportunities. Tactical networks are deployable and mobile information technology (IT) and radio networks used for battle management, weapons systems, and the command and control of military units. The study outlines the DoD’s efforts to introduce commerc...

This study analyzes the United States Tactical Military Communications market. Program descriptions and funding forecasts are presented for various communication devices. Industry awards are also presented along with additional market analysis in support of this research service.

Soldier lethality is a critical component of the Western armed forces’ modernization plans. Defense thought leaders expect ground close-combat formations to play a substantial role in “any peer-on-peer fight”. Modernizing soldier lethality and operational effectiveness are measured using critical precise weapons, sensors, body armor, and digitized ...

Electric trucks are seeing rapid adoption globally. Although they do not emit CO2 during operations, the electricity for charging trucks emits CO2 during generation. Similarly, to manufacture the Li-ion battery, from the mining stages to final assembly, the quantum of CO2 emitted is high and needs to be tracked and addressed by overcoming geopoliti...

This Frost & Sullivan research service focuses on US Department of Defense (DoD) cloud computing budget spending and contracts. The DoD uses cloud computing to enhance collaboration and reduce costs. Military bases use enterprise-wide clouds with data storage and retrieval requirements. Tactical forces in the field use deployable clouds. DoD ent...

08 Mar 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Truck OEM Strategies for GHG/CO2 Regulation Compliance, 2020-2030

Propulsion Alternatives to Diesel will Emerge in the Medium Term (2024-2027); the Outlook for Aerodynamics and Advanced Diesel Combustion Technologies is Strong

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Greenhouse gas/fuel efficiency regulations in TRIAD countries and increasingly stringent tailpipe emission standards in developing countries will shape OEM powertrain strategies over the next decade. This Frost & Sullivan research service provides an overview of key future fuel efficiency and tailpipe emission regulations across different regions f...

OEMs are looking for various means to reduce the CO2 emissions required for 2020 and 2025. The 12v power-net can no longer sustain the electrical load that present day top-end vehicles use. Any new addition to the electrical load will require an increase to the power-net capacity, so OEMs are considering migrating to a 48v power-net thereby using 2...

Modular architectures and platforms give original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) an opportunity to share components and modules, thereby reducing product development cost and lead time. Moreover, by scaling efficient powertrain subsystems across segments and models, reduction of overall CO2 emissions also becomes simpler. Cost savings are used by O...

This Frost & Sullivan research service focuses on US Department of Defense (DoD) cybersecurity budget spending and contracts. This study is an outline of the US DoD cybersecurity market. Cybersecurity systems are used to protect information technology (IT) networks, sensors, combat systems, and data across the enterprise from exploitation or destr...