Four pilot projects focused on innovative carbon dioxide capturing methods will receive a cumulative total of $309 million in funding from the Department of Energy. DOE announced Friday that its Office of
MoreFive companies received compulsory orders from the Federal Trade Commission as part of an investigation into their direct investments and partnerships with generative artificial intelligence and cloud service providers. The commission announced
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The Cloud Security Alliance has formed a working group comprising the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and a selection of technology companies to develop best practices for developing trustworthy generative artificial intelligence
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Amazon has launched the first test satellites for its broadband network initiative, Project Kuiper, in a move to keep up in the evolving satellite-based internet sector, TechCrunch reported on Friday. Launched from Cape
MoreThe U.S. Space Systems Command has chosen Po Shiue from Amazon‘s Project Kuiper as director of its Warfighter Integration Office, according to a LinkedIn post published Thursday. Shiue has more than 28
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For warfighters and military commanders to be able to use data to support decision making, they need to be able to access and connect to the cloud wherever and whenever the mission
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Amazon has received approval from the Federal Communications Commission for its updated orbital debris mitigation plan for a project to deploy and operate a Ka-band constellation of more than 3,000 satellites in
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John Sherman, chief information officer of the Department of Defense and a 2022 Wash100 Award, said DOD is preparing to award the potential $9 billion Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability contract in December,
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The National Science Foundation has teamed up with Amazon and selected several university-led projects on artificial intelligence and machine learning systems that will be awarded up to $9.5 million in financial support.
MoreZipline, Flytrex, Alphabet’s Wing subsidiary and other companies have begun launching commercial drone delivery services across the U.S., The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday. San Francisco-based startup Zipline, for instance, uses fixed-wing
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