The Defense Innovation Unit has announced the 10 startup teams that will participate in the first Blue Object Management Challenge Accelerator. What Is the Blue Object Management Challenge Accelerator? The Blue Object Management Challenge,
MoreThe U.S. Space Force’s Combat Forces Command has announced the operational acceptance of the Long Range Discrimination Radar, or LRDR, a system designed to improve interceptor precision and reduce reaction time in
MoreThe Idaho National Laboratory has selected five teams to conduct initial experiments as part of the Department of Energy’s Microreactor Application Research Validation and Evaluation, or MARVEL, demonstration project. “With access to
MoreThe U.S. government has released its 2025 National Security Strategy, resetting U.S. defense and industrial priorities around maintaining a technological and military edge over China, identified as the nation’s principal strategic and
MoreThe Department of Transportation has awarded Peraton a contract to oversee the development and deployment of a new air traffic control system to improve safety and support the future growth of the
MorePalo Alto Networks is offering to federal agencies discounted rates on its artificial intelligence, cloud, software and other digital defense services through its new OneGov agreement with the General Services Administration. The
MoreReps. Tom Kean, R-N.J., and Julie Johnson, D-Texas, have introduced a bipartisan bill to strengthen the enforcement of U.S. export controls to prevent U.S.-made artificial intelligence chips and other sensitive technologies from
MoreThe Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Purdue University finalized a memorandum of understanding in October to continue their partnership and expand research efforts in national security. Research and development are
MoreThe Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory and Intuitive Machines are working to advance technology for public and private-sector missions between Earth and the moon. The collaboration, established in 2024, responds to U.S.
MoreThe General Services Administration and SAP have signed an agreement to make the latter’s database, analytics, integration and cloud platforms available to federal agencies. Be part of the conversation shaping government technology
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