Credit: SrA Renee Blundon/U.S. Air Force
MUNICH—Sustaining autonomy software could account for as much as half of the operating and support costs of Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), early findings from U.S. Air Force testing show. Being software-defined is one of the “huge capability” shifts for CCAs, said U.S. Air Force officials...
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