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Northrop Grumman has unveiled a maritime inertial navigation system that works to integrate with guidance technology designed for unmanned surface and underwater vehicles as well as maritime patrol and surface vessels.
Scott Gnau, a more than two-decade data management industry veteran, has joined information technology firm InterSystems as vice president of data platforms.
The Small Business Administration has selected MedVed Global and Admiral Engineering & Manufacturing to receive the agency's National Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year and National Subcontractor of the Year awards.
AI SpaceFactory, a New York-based architectural and technology design company, won a NASA competition focused on the development of space habitation structures using advanced manufacturing technology.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is conducting market research to determine a possible approach to update information technology applications essential for the agency mission.
Samsung Electronics America, the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology jointly hosted a three-day hackathon that challenged participants to create healthcare information technology applications.
Thirty-five NASA microgravity payloads launched aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard spacecraft from a remote flight test facility in Texas, CBS News reported Thursday. The spacecraft reached a maximum altitude of 65.5 miles and released three parachutes before descending back to the Earth's surface.
Tennessee-based agencies can now procure CenturyLink's cloud computing services through a cooperative purchasing program managed by the National Association of State Procurement Officials.
