Software Split Key To Future Fighter Designs, USAF Chief says
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Flight controls and mission systems for the next U.S. Air Force fighter will be designed to use separate software instructions, Gen. Charles Brown told reporters April 12. The original versions of the F-35 and F-22 featured an electronics architecture that relied on tightly integrated software...
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