SwRI, Industry Partners to Help DoD Develop Processing System for Satellite Data
The Department of Defense has selected Southwest Research Institute and partners to develop a prototype system for the processing of satellite-based military data.
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Intel, Nvidia Execs Call for Increased Gov’t Focus on AI
Executives from Intel and Nvidia have expressed concerns that the government is not doing enough to drive innovation in artificial intelligence, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
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SpaceX Preps South Texas Launch Site for ‘Starship’ Rocket’s Test Flight
SpaceX has formally requested the Federal Communications Commission to enable data exchange activities with its Starship Mk1 rocket as part of launch, landing and recovery operations at the company’s South Texas location, Teslarati reported Tuesday.
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Report: Steve Squyres to Join Blue Origin as Chief Scientist
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin has hired Steve Squyres, a professor of physical sciences at Cornell University, to serve as chief scientist of the aerospace company, GeekWire reported Wednesday.
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Spire Global Offers Maritime Weather Forecast Service
Spire Global has launched its first weather forecast service designed to help customers learn future atmospheric and oceanographic changes.
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Industry Execs Say Flexibility Now a Must-Have Capability in Satellites
Executives from Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Thales Alenia Space and other satellite manufacturers said software-defined or “flexible†satellites that can redesign capacity and beams have now become a requirement for operators, SpaceNews reported Wednesday.
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Bucher + Suter, NovelVox Partner for Cisco Contact Center Integration Services
Bucher + Suter and NovelVox have partnered to globally leverage the latter’s software for use in integrations of Cisco contact center services.
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DARPA Launches Mental Health Medicine Dev’t Program for Veterans
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched an effort to develop new psychotherapeutic medicine for the mental health of servicemen and veterans.
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Rob Johnson: Scientific Research Projects to Leverage Exascale Computing System ‘Aurora’
Rob Johnson, owner of Portland, Ore.-based marketing and communications consulting firm Fine Tuning, wrote in a Federal News Network commentary piece published Wednesday about the Aurora exascale computing system of the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory and how it could help advance research across medicine, engineering, chemistry and other scientific disciplines.