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Software developer Clarity Innovations has named Nathan Case as vice president of cloud computing and cyber solutions. The company announced the appointment of Case on LinkedIn, where the new VP was described as an experienced cloud governance and enterprise security executive, an expert in SecOps, cloud security and incident response and a cybersecurity thought leader. […] More
General Dynamics Information Technology Vice President of AI and Data Insights Dave Vennergrund and Vice President of Cyber Matthew McFadden believe that government agencies seeking to ensure the safe and secure implementation of artificial intelligence should work to adopt four best practices based on the National Institute of Standards and Technology AI Risk Management Framework. […] More
Rite-Solutions has named U.S. Air Force veteran Jonathan Tetreault as vice president of contracts and procurement, who brings to the position expertise in federal, defense and commercial code regulations. The software development and IT firm said Saturday that in his new role Tetreault will work to direct all contractual activities and be responsible for the […] More
Autonomous surface vessel manufacturer Saronic has concluded a Series B funding round during which it raised $175 million, bringing the company’s total valuation to $1 billion. Saronic said Friday it will use the fresh funds to expand its domestic capabilities to perform research and development work on various autonomous technologies as well as to increase […] More
The Department of Energy Office of Science, Science Programs has approved the addition of IBM to the list of more than 30 partner institutions of the Superconducting Quantum Materials and Systems Center. Hosted by Fermilab, SQMS is a DOE National Quantum Information Science Research Center that focuses on superconducting quantum systems, an area in which […] More
L3Harris Technologies is using digital engineering and Modular Open Systems Architecture to develop mission systems for the XM30 as part of Team Lynx, one of two contractor teams selected by the U.S. Army to develop its next-generation combat vehicle. L3Harris Technologies Chief Software Engineer Jeff VanDorp said in a statement Thursday that the MOSA implementation […] More
The U.S. Navy has awarded Draper Laboratory a fixed-price-incentive-fee and cost-plus-incentive-fee modification to a previously-awarded sole-source contract for the design and manufacture of interferometric fiber optic gyros repairs and associated material. The modification is worth $111 million and exercises optional line items in the original deal, the Department of Defense said Wednesday. The modification also […] More
Google Cloud Director of Product Rohan Grover and Google Public Sector Vice President of Delivery & Operations Leigh Palmer announced via a blog post the general availability of the Google Distributed Cloud air-gapped appliance. Grover and Palmer said in a Thursday Google Cloud blog post that the new offering works to bring to tactical edge […] More
Boeing has finished building the core stage of the Space Launch System rocket for NASA’s Artemis II mission, which aims to send four astronauts into lunar orbit by 2025 and test various deep space mission capabilities. More than 200 feet in height and powered by two solid-fueled booster rockets and four RS-25 engines, the core […] More
EchoStar Corporation has launched a lab that allows vendors to test and validate their open radio access network offerings. EchoStar said Monday that the facility, named the Open RAN Center for Integration and Deployment, features a real field test setup and enables test and validation work using the company’s live commercial-grade cloud-native Open RAN network. […] More
Andrew Hallman, vice president of national security strategy and integration at Peraton, believes the U.S. should acknowledge the reality that it will be attacked in cyberspace, where it lacks a stable deterrence against such actions by adversaries, The Washington Times reported Monday. The Need for Cyber Resiliency Hallman, formerly deputy director for digital innovation at […] More
The Department of Defense seeks providers of commercial data and artificial intelligence-driven analytics and intends to issue a $3 billion multi-year contract for the requirement, SpaceNews reported Friday. Purpose of the Contract The capabilities to be procured under the Long-Range Enterprise Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Activity, or LEIA, contract will be used to process information […] More
