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The U.S. Departments of Commerce and Defense signed an agreement to improve information sharing and coordination over the CHIPS for America’s incentives program. The memorandum of agreement aims to boost the country’s

The California School Boards Association, the California Association of School Business Officials and Carahsoft Technology have formed a partnership to facilitate the procurement of technology products and services by public schools in

Jessica Rosenworcel, chair of the Federal Communications Commission, issued a Notice of Inquiry for her proposal to make broadband networks affordable and accessible to everyone in the country. The updated notice calls

Michael Bloomberg, chair of the Department of Defense Innovation Board, said that DOD is lagging behind the private sector in the technology race because of its antiquated acquisition system. In an opinion

The Department of Defense’s office of the undersecretary for acquisition and sustainment has released an updated guide on other transaction agreements. The document outlines lessons learned related to planning, solicitation, evaluation, award

The Senate on Tuesday voted 91-6 to pass as an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act a bill that would screen U.S. investments in national security industries in foreign countries of

The U.S. Marine Corps has recorded over 20,000 flight hours with its MQ-9A medium-altitude, high-endurance unmanned aircraft system. USMC has received eight MQ-9A UAS from General Atomics‘ aeronautical systems business and uses

The Government Accountability Office has recommended that Congress introduce a measure that would provide federal oversight of the spot market for nonsecurity crypto assets and stablecoins to protect consumers and investors from

The Department of Defense’s efforts to accelerate the design and deployment of software is stalled by the absence of Agile development principles in some of its acquisition paths, the Government Accountability Office

The Navy DOD Supercomputing Resource Center will install at its facility at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi a new high-performance computing system that offers 17.7 petaFLOPS of computing performance, DVIDS reported Thursday.