5G is essential to the future of wireless communications, but in the United States, we’re still dealing with some hurdles to widespread deployment. In Executive Mosaic’s latest video interview, we sat down
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The National Archives and Records Management is looking at automation and other technologies to advance digital records management without human intervention, Federal News Network reported Monday. Lisa Haralampus, director of federal records
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The Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration has issued a report outlining policy recommendations that promote artificial intelligence innovation while actively monitoring for potential risks associated with open AI systems.
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Lara Schmidt was selected as the new vice chair of the scientific advisory board of the Department of the Air Force. The Air Force said Monday that Schmidt, an Aerospace Corp. vice
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The Government Accountability Office said most of the Department of Defense’s hypersonic programs are not using leading product development practices, impacting the agency’s goal to quickly build hypersonic weapons with speeds of
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The U.S. Army recently completed a counter-small unmanned aircraft systems, or C-sUAS, demonstration to gauge their effectiveness against threats. According to the Army, the challenging test was conducted by the Joint Counter-Small
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The Department of Commerce has agreed to provide Amkor Technology with up to $400 million in proposed direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act. Under a preliminary memorandum of terms signed
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The Department of Education has awarded Valiant Solutions three contracts to deliver data, cyber and secure IT services supporting the agency’s programs and operations. Work on the potential five-year, $28.3 million ED
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Raytheon has agreed to mentor technology businesses Anacapa Micro Products, a secure supply chain solution provider, and cloud-based synaptic intelligence platform developer Nara Logics. The RTX business said Monday that it will
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Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., has proposed a bipartisan bill that would create a presidential task force to streamline the federal government’s document classification system and reduce the declassification backlog. “We are facing
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