Kathleen Hicks, deputy secretary of the Department of Defense and a three-time Wash100 awardee, said DOD plans to deploy thousands of attritable, autonomous systems across multiple domains within the next 18 to
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The First Responder Network Authority Board has cleared a budget package of $451 million to fund operations and pursue network improvements in fiscal year 2024. The package, called Resolution 115, includes $261
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The National Science Foundation has awarded $29 million in funding to 18 teams to research, develop and demonstrate quantum sensor systems that can yield human-scale benefits. Each team will receive $1 million
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will host a workshop on Sept. 19 to explore industry recommendations for establishing a U.S.-based center for research, development and manufacturing of three-dimensional heterogeneously integrated microsystems.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology has initiated the process of standardizing four algorithms built to combat attacks from quantum computers. These algorithms, which were selected from 69 submissions to the agency’s
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The U.S. Army has introduced a platform designed to provide contract writing capabilities for the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Procurement. Users of the Army Contract Writing
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The Technology Modernization Fund Board is soliciting proposals from federal agencies in need of funding for projects to implement the two specific areas of the 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act: web
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is leading a newly established center to research and develop extreme ultraviolet lithography technology to enable large-scale production of advanced semiconductor chips. The Center for High Precision Patterning
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Leonel Garciga, chief information officer of the U.S. Army, said he is prioritizing the development of interim policies for software, cybersecurity and data to help the service keep pace with technological advances
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The General Services Administration is conducting a study to test six remote identity-proofing technologies with up to 4,000 participants as part of efforts to evaluate the impact of race, ethnicity, income, gender
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