The Department of Defense and chemical manufacturing company Albemarle have inked a $90 million agreement to expand domestic lithium mining and production and support the U.S. battery supply chain. Albemarle plans to
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Tanya Bradsher, chief of staff for the Department of Veterans Affairs since March 2021, has received confirmation from the Senate to serve as the VA’s deputy secretary, becoming the first woman to
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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency developed a roadmap of its goals to ensure open source software security within the federal government from 2024 to 2026. The Open Source Software Security Roadmap,
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General Motors’ defense business has signed a memorandum of understanding with NP Aerospace, a UK and Canada-based manufacturing company, to collaborate on research and development, post-production support and global logistics sustainment initiatives for
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The U.S. Space Force established two provisional units of Integrated Mission Delta to consolidate electronic warfare and missile warning operations with satellite communication, positioning, navigation and timing. The prototype IMDs will be
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The Department of Defense has issued an unclassified summary of a strategy that establishes how DOD will operate in the cyber domain to advance U.S. defense priorities and digitally protect U.S. citizens.
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The Department of Energy has selected 11 research projects led by DOE national laboratories to receive a total of $73 million in funding to study new ways to help transition new technologies
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The University of Southern Mississippi has secured funding from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to develop a data assembly hub for NOAA’s uncrewed system operations. NOAA said Friday the pilot project
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Google has begun an initiative that seeks to promote responsible development of artificial intelligence tools by supporting researchers, facilitating debates on public policies and organizing events. Brigitte Hoyer Gosselink, director of Google.org,
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The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory installed a new supercomputer that can calculate 12 petaflops per second, reportedly reducing the simulation and data processing time from years to days. AFRL said Monday
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