In 2011 the Navy was working with Bitmanagement to test “BS Contact Geo,” a virtual reality software the company made. The Navy had 38 copies but ended up installing the software on more than ...

The U.S. Navy was found guilty of piracy and is ordered to pay a software company $154,400 for a lawsuit filed back in 2016. The company, Bitmanagement Software GmbH, filed a complaint against the ...

In response to a $596 million lawsuit, the U.S. Navy has denied that it pirated copies of a tech company’s virtual reality software on more … ...

As the licensing fees for each piece of software cost around $1,067 at the time, Bitmanagement felt it was owed $596 million for the use of its software, leading to a lawsuit against the government.

Piracy, once a plague on the seas of Southeast Asia, is waning, thanks in part to multinational training led by the U.S. Navy, the commander of Destroyer Squadron 7 said Thursday.

The Republic of Philippine Navy assumed command of a multinational counter-piracy task force during a change-of-command ceremony Aug. 21 at the U.S. Navy base here. Republic of Korea Navy Rear Admiral ...

Pakistan, April 5 -- Pakistan Navy Ship ASLAT recently conducted counter-piracy patrols in the Arabian Sea. The operations took place off the east coast of Somalia. This initiative supports the ...