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US says hackers attacked defense organization, stole sensitive info
The Pentagon’s pool of contractors and related resources is under constant threat of digital harassment and foreign influence campaigns.
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FCC’s 5G satellites launch into orbit, NOAA and NASA systems are next
Boeing-built satellites will enable SES to provide data and TV transmission services to nearly 120 million American homes.
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Inadev wins ‘no-code’ contract to digitize HHS payroll systems
‘No-code’ allows federal employees who lack knowledge of programming language to create software applications.
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Artificial intelligence ‘Bill of Rights’ unveiled by White House
The document is intended as a call to action for the U.S. government to safeguard digital and civil rights in an AI-fueled world.
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US Interior Dept. to require body cams for law enforcement employees
The agency has about 3,100 permanent law enforcement officers.
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ManTech elevates Navy veteran Tait to CEO after acquisition by Carlyle
The defense contractor announced changes to its executives and board, effective immediately.
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Mitre expands R&D in Hawaii as US focus on Indo-Pacific intensifies
The site will develop “whole-of-nation” technology collaborations in cybersecurity, transportation, healthcare, veterans services and law enforcement.
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How US nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Supercomputers at Los Alamos are being used for earthquake prediction, assessing the impacts of eroding coastlines, wildfire modeling and other tasks.
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Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
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How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
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US says hackers attacked defense organization, stole sensitive info
The Pentagon’s pool of contractors and related resources is under constant threat of digital harassment and foreign influence campaigns.
-
FCC’s 5G satellites launch into orbit, NOAA and NASA systems are next
Boeing-built satellites will enable SES to provide data and TV transmission services to nearly 120 million American homes.
-
Inadev wins ‘no-code’ contract to digitize HHS payroll systems
‘No-code’ allows federal employees who lack knowledge of programming language to create software applications.
-
Artificial intelligence ‘Bill of Rights’ unveiled by White House
The document is intended as a call to action for the U.S. government to safeguard digital and civil rights in an AI-fueled world.
-
US Interior Dept. to require body cams for law enforcement employees
The agency has about 3,100 permanent law enforcement officers.
-
ManTech elevates Navy veteran Tait to CEO after acquisition by Carlyle
The defense contractor announced changes to its executives and board, effective immediately.
-
Mitre expands R&D in Hawaii as US focus on Indo-Pacific intensifies
The site will develop “whole-of-nation” technology collaborations in cybersecurity, transportation, healthcare, veterans services and law enforcement.
-
How US nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Supercomputers at Los Alamos are being used for earthquake prediction, assessing the impacts of eroding coastlines, wildfire modeling and other tasks.
-
Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
-
How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
-
US says hackers attacked defense organization, stole sensitive info
The Pentagon’s pool of contractors and related resources is under constant threat of digital harassment and foreign influence campaigns.
-
FCC’s 5G satellites launch into orbit, NOAA and NASA systems are next
Boeing-built satellites will enable SES to provide data and TV transmission services to nearly 120 million American homes.
-
Inadev wins ‘no-code’ contract to digitize HHS payroll systems
‘No-code’ allows federal employees who lack knowledge of programming language to create software applications.
-
Artificial intelligence ‘Bill of Rights’ unveiled by White House
The document is intended as a call to action for the U.S. government to safeguard digital and civil rights in an AI-fueled world.
-
US Interior Dept. to require body cams for law enforcement employees
The agency has about 3,100 permanent law enforcement officers.
-
ManTech elevates Navy veteran Tait to CEO after acquisition by Carlyle
The defense contractor announced changes to its executives and board, effective immediately.
-
Mitre expands R&D in Hawaii as US focus on Indo-Pacific intensifies
The site will develop “whole-of-nation” technology collaborations in cybersecurity, transportation, healthcare, veterans services and law enforcement.
-
How US nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Supercomputers at Los Alamos are being used for earthquake prediction, assessing the impacts of eroding coastlines, wildfire modeling and other tasks.
-
Pentagon to test FedLearn’s artificial intelligence platform
Participants will be able to experience AI via real-time learner assessments to determine if they are grasping online lesson content.
-
How NASA launches – and delays – hurt US defense innovation
By outsourcing the rocket’s R&D activities across more than 20 states, SLS has garnered much political support from many members of Congress.
