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Groton, Conn.-based maritime technology firm ThayerMahan has raised $10M in financing from an affiliate of private equity firm AE Industrial Partners. ThayerMahan said Monday it will use the funding from AEI Structured Solutions to expand research-and-development efforts and operations and advance growth initiatives through acquisitions.
Federal civilian agencies increased the amount of money spent on information technology products and services from $6.7B in the second quarter of the government's 2019 fiscal year to $7.7B during the same period in its current fiscal year, Bloomberg Government reported Monday.
Peter Warren Singer, strategist at the New America organization and author of "Burn-In: A Novel of the Real Robotic Revolution," will serve as a keynote speaker at Potomac Officers Club’s “AI Just Beyond Tomorrow†virtual event on Thursday, May 28th.Â
SpaceX has completed final testing of its updated parachute system for the Crew Dragon capsule ahead of the Demo-2 mission to the International Space Station, Space.com reported Saturday.
Lockheed Martin has completed flight tests and demonstrated related functions of a new missile designed to hit targets at long ranges.
Northrop Grumman has secured a contract to develop a prototype for an open system that will facilitate communications and translation between military aircraft platforms.
Maxar Technologies plans to integrate its WorldView Legion observation satellites with Raytheon Technologies’ imaging sensors this summer ahead of a first launch slated for 2021, SpaceNews reported Friday.
Lockheed Martin has joined an organization that aims to promote awareness of global positioning system technology applications.
Alion Science and Technology has been awarded a potential five-year, $50M contract to engineer a suite of live, virtual and constructive training systems for the U.S. Navy. The company will support engineering and logistics work on the service branch's LVC Integrated System, a deployable trainer based on a networked personal computer, the Department of Defense said Friday.
