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Polyverse has brought in $8M through a new funding round led by Japan-based security firm Soliton Systems and other investors. Bellevue, Wash.-based Polyverse said Thursday it will use the money in efforts to market its cybersecurity technology to the government and enterprise sectors.
Microsoft has provided new software to help ensure the security of election activities in Wisconsin, CNBC reported Tuesday.
Executive Mosaic is honored to present DeEtte Gray, president of U.S. operations for CACI International, as an inductee of the 2020 Wash100 Award for improving customer service, advancing information technology capabilities for the company’s clients and driving cybersecurity education programs.
Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus cargo ship has arrived at the International Space Station along with scientific research payload for the company’s NG-13 resupply mission for NASA, NASA Spaceflight reported Tuesday.
Astra Space is slated to conduct its first launch under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Launch Challenge between Tuesday and March 1, GeekWire reported Tuesday.
Northrop Grumman has launched its Cygnus cargo ship to the International Space Station along with 7.5K pounds of research and scientific payload as part of the NG-13 mission for NASA.
BAE Systems has completed a flight test for a solar-powered unmanned aerial vehicle designed for long-duration flights in the stratosphere.
Jim Brinker, president and general manager of Intel’s federal arm and a 2020 Wash100 winner, has said that edge-level data processing will help drive artificial intelligence implementation for the development of smart cities.
The U.S. Navy has approved General Atomics-built system components for use in aircraft launch and recovery activities aboard the service’s nuclear-powered USS Gerald R. Ford carrier.
A BAE Systems research and development organization has secured funds from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to create a data analytics technology for government analysts to detect and deter the use of weapons of mass destruction.
Representatives from Aerojet Rocketdyne, Boeing, Jacobs, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman are slated to convene in Washington, D.C. this week to discuss progress and final preparations for NASA’s Artemis I uncrewed mission in lunar orbit.
