The Department of Defense’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, or CDAO, has released a commercial solutions opening seeking technologies designed to enable and maintain computer vision capabilities for U.S. Central Command.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory announced during the Tennessee Valley Corridor 2024 National Summit a partnership with Vanderbilt University to develop methods of training and testing artificial intelligence with the ultimate aim of
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NASA has made air quality data available through its Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution instrument, a.k.a. TEMPO, a space-based spectrometer that collects information on air pollutants across North America. The agency said
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Justin Fanelli, acting chief technology officer at the Department of the Navy, has released a memorandum on a new approach designed to help DON confront prefixed problems to rapidly optimize capabilities for
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The National Security Agency has released a new cybersecurity information sheet, or CSI, on advancing organizations’ zero trust framework by focusing on visibility and analytics. According to the CSI, the zero trust
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The Air Force Sustainment Center has released a new Customer Engagement Guide in order to more effectively communicate with various mission partners, including those in academia and industry, on how to do
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The Department of Defense’s Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office has launched a multivendor ecosystem that could enable government and industry to integrate applications, data platforms, development tools and services and support
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The Department of Defense is requesting comments on a proposed rule to amend the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement, or DFARS, to implement National Defense Authorization Act provisions authorizing a pilot program
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Last week, representatives from various Department of Defense components gathered at the Joint Staff J-6’s yearly Command, Control, Communications and Computers—known as C4—Cyber Global Summit to discuss ways to improve C4/Cyber capabilities
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The General Services Administration’s Multiple Award Schedule Program Management Office is seeking input from MAS contractors on ways to improve the experience and success of federal government suppliers. In a request for
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