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Dr. Lisa Porter, former deputy undersecretary for research and engineering at the Department of Defense, has returned to the Riverside Research board of trustees, the company reported on Monday. Porter has nearly 25 years of experience in the defense and technology industries and is currently the co-president and co-founder of LogiQ.
Morpheus Space, a space technology startup based in Germany, secured funding from investors such as In-Q-Tel and Airbus' venture capital arm to support expansion efforts in the U.S., Defense One reported Wednesday.
Michael Griffin, former undersecretary for research and engineering at the Department of Defense and two-time Wash100 Award recipient, has joined the board of directors at small satellite launch service provider Rocket Lab. He brings more than 35 years of federal government and space industry experience to Rocket Lab, the company said Wednesday.
Tara O'Toole, executive vice president and senior fellow at In-Q-Tel, has said that artificial intelligence can help “fundamentally improve“ synthetic biology concepts to support U.S. efforts to compete with China, National Defense Magazine reported Thursday.
Sayari Labs, a Washington, D.C.-based developer of financial intelligence platforms, has added $2.5M to its round of Series B financing after it secured investments from In-Q-Tel, TFX Capital and MissionOG.
A round of Series B funding led by investment firm GGV Capital has brought in $30M for Coder, an open source tools provider that aims to help software developers accelerate workflow through cloud-based development environments. In-Q-Tel, the intelligence community's venture capital arm, participated in the financing round along with Redpoint Ventures and Uncork Capital.
Synthetic data technology maker AI. Reverie has received $5.6M in equity funding to support upcoming efforts such as portfolio expansion, talent acquisition and technology assessments.
In-Q-Tel, the intelligence community's venture capital arm, has invested in Canberra, Australia-based QuintessenceLabs to help the latter expand its portfolio of quantum cybersecurity offerings.
Data security firm Enveil has raised $10M in a round of Series A financing led by C5 Capital and supported by several investors including Capital One Ventures, Mastercard, 1843 Capital and Bloomberg Beta. Enveil said Tuesday it will use the investment to expand its ZeroReveal product line, build up its global sales team and client support functions and broaden its presence in government and commercial markets.
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