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Paperless Innovations’ Actus GPC Automation Solution Available Through Carahsoft Contract Vehicles

Carahsoft Technologies is making Paperless Innovation’s global privacy control solution available to government customers. The Actus GPC compliance automation product converts a GPC card into a Financial Management and Regulatory Compliance tool, ensuring that acquisitions made by government users are accountable and transparent, as government standards require. Actus can automatically handle approval processes, awards management, […]
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Soaak Technologies to Continue Building Sound Frequency-Based Airmen Performance Enhancement Technology

Soaak Technologies has announced that it secured a $1.1 million Small Business Innovation Research Phase II contract from AFWERX to help enhance airmen’s performance. Under the SBIR contract, Soaak will continue developing mobile and web applications using its proprietary sound frequency technology to ensure that airmen maintain peak mental and physical conditions while deployed in […]
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Hughes to Support DEUCSI Program Under SES Contract

SES Space & Defense has awarded Hughes Network Systems a contract to support SES work on a resilient satellite communications capability for military users. Hughes will provide its Network Management System, Enterprise Management and Cloud capabilities and Smart Network Edge software, allowing SES to enable a flexible, software-defined, multi-orbit satellite communications network. SES will also […]
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Jonathan Mayer Appointed as DOJ Chief S&T Adviser, Artificial Intelligence Officer

The Department of Justice has appointed Jonathan Mayer, an assistant professor at Princeton University’s Department of Computer Science and School of Public and International Affairs, as the agency’s first chief science and technology adviser and chief artificial intelligence officer. In his dual leadership role, Mayer will advise the attorney general and the DOJ’s leadership on […]
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RGS Enables Secure Asset Migration to Internet-Based Environments

Kubernetes and container management solutions provider Rancher Government has released a new solution that streamlines and simplifies asset and application migration to classified environments. The Rancher Government Hauler was developed with government and military security and operational requirements in mind, allowing users to move solutions from their computers to internet-based solutions while minimizing risks in […]
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NTIA Seeks Feedback on Benefits, Risks, Policies for Open-Weight AI Models

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration is seeking feedback on how open-weight artificial intelligence models affect the U.S. economy, national securities and communities. According to the NTIA, open-weight AI models allow developers to build on existing work, therefore broadening AI tools’ capabilities and availability to smaller organizations and individuals. Through its request for comments, the […]
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Commerce Department Signs Initial Agreement With GlobalFoundries for Semiconductor Supply Chain Resilience

The Department of Commerce has signed a non-binding preliminary memorandum of terms with the New York-based multinational semiconductor contract manufacturing company GlobalFoundries to strengthen the United States’ domestic semiconductor supply chain resilience. Under the PMT, the department will grant GlobalFoundries approximately $1.5 billion in direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act to support a […]
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