Z Advanced Computing Gets Air Force Funding to Integrate 3D Image Recognition Tech Into UAVs
Z Advanced Computing has secured funding from the U.S. Air Force to implement 3D image recognition technology on unmanned aerial vehicles.
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USAF Supports Charles River Analytics Game-Based Cybersecurity Detection Tool Dev’t
The U.S. Air Force has issued funds to help Charles River Analytics develop a tool that analyzes the cybersecurity of systems via a game-theoretic approach.
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NICE Integrates Workforce Mgmt Platform in FedRAMP-Authorized Cloud Contact Center
NICE's inContact business has added a workforce optimization system to a cloud-based contact center offering that is certified under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. The FedRAMP-compliant CXone platform now includes tools for federal agencies to evaluate the performance of government call center representatives and manage customer experience on a single desktop, the software company said Tuesday.
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MIT Receives IBM-Donated ‘Satori’ Supercomputer
IBM has donated a computer cluster valued at $11.6M to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to help further the university’s artificial intelligence research work, MIT News reported Monday.
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MuleSoft Launches FedRAMP-Certified Government Cloud Platform; Mark Dao Quoted
MuleSoft, a subsidiary of Salesforce, has introduced a Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program-certified cloud platform designed to help government agencies manage integrations and application programming interfaces through a unified platform.
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NASA Commissions Atomic Clock Payload on General Atomics Satellite
NASA has started commissioning efforts for an atomic clock device aboard the General Atomics-built Orbital Test Bed satellite.
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Boeing, SpaceX Working Towards NASA Spacecraft Test Flights
Boeing plans to conduct the first unpiloted flight of its Starliner spacecraft this October, and SpaceX is working towards the end of an investigation on a ground test mishap with the Crew Dragon spacecraft, Spaceflight Now reported Monday.
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BAE Integrates Single Board Computer Into GPS III Satellite
A BAE Systems-built single board computer has been deployed and integrated into a GPS III satellite in line with the latter’s launch from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida on Thursday.
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Threat Sketch Releases Local Gov’t Cybersecurity Guide
Cybersecurity startup Threat Sketch has published a guide to help local governments strategically manage cyber risks and address the growing threat of cyber crime.
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Industry Leaders Cite Need for Better Network Visibility in Federal IT Infrastructure
Industry executives interviewed at Black Hat USA cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas said government agencies need to have more visibility into their networks in order to protect their infrastructure from cyber threats, Fifth Domain reported Friday.
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Dun & Bradstreet Names Geospatial Data Science Scholarship Recipient; Tim Solms Quoted
Dun & Bradstreet’s government segment has named Yaneev Golombek, a Ph.D. student in civil engineering at the University of Colorado, as the recipient of the company’s 2019 Geospatial Data Science Scholarship.