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Boeing has opened a research and technology center in St. Louis to accommodate the firm’s technology development programs with academic institutions and research partners. The 180,000 square-foot Boeing Research & Technology-Missouri research center contains a non-destructive test laboratory, the Human Systems Integration Center, a polymer synthesis lab and an autonomous systems lab, Boeing said Tuesday. “The new […] More

Science Applications International Corp. has partnered with Adacel to provide training services at 23 U.S. Federal Aviation Administration-run air traffic control centers under a potential five-year, $727 million contract SAIC holds with the FAA. Adacel said Wednesday it will act as a subcontractor to SAIC in the FAA Controller Training program. The companies will help educate air traffic controllers through classroom, laboratory and […] More

Booz Allen Hamilton has joined the Consortium for IT Software Quality as a silver sponsor and will support the development of new software quality standards and pilot the CISQ conformance assessment program. The company said Tuesday it is the sixth major sponsor to join the consortium’s efforts to foster the implementation of software quality standards across the […] More

The National Institute of Standards and Technology and Intel have used a critical-dimension small angle X-ray scattering method to measure nanostructured features of a silicon computer chip during a collaborative study. NIST said Tuesday it believes the CDSAXS technique could pave the way for development of new process control tools to help semiconductor companies determine the size of […] More

CyrusOne has expanded its Northern Virginia data center campus in an effort to meet the customers’ growing colocation demand. CyrusOne added 30,000 square feet and 6 megawatts of power capacity to its Sterling, Virginia-based facility, the company said Wednesday. “We continue to see solid demand in this market,” said Laramie Dorris, director of data center design […] More