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IG Report: Policy, Technicalities Affecting Threat Information Sharing Among Federal Agencies

A United States intelligence community watchdog has identified policy guidance and technical concerns as factors plaguing federal agencies’ threat information-sharing strategies. Released on Friday, a report by the Office of the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community assessed how federal agencies share threat information and defensive measures according to a framework stemming from the Cybersecurity […]
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PsiQuantum Receives New Contract to Continue Work on Utility-Scale Quantum Computer

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has awarded a quantum computing solutions provider a contract to continue the development of the Underexplored Systems for Utility-Scale Quantum Computing program. On Tuesday, PsiQuantum announced that it secured an contract that would allow it to continue its research on underexplored quantum computing approaches, including its photonic approach and […]
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Verizon Executives Discuss Efforts to Develop New Technologies for Federal Customers

Executives from Verizon recently shared details of advanced technologies the company is developing to support its public sector customers. Verizon has been engaged in developing solutions to address several government needs, including addressing cyberthreats and ways agencies can take advantage of 5G and futureG. Speaking at the recent EDGE24@CES, Michael Adams, associate vice president for […]
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Army Geospatial Center Lists Requirements for GRIDS IV

The U.S. Army Geospatial Center is seeking a small business to provide geospatial, research, integration, development and support. The GRIDS IV multiple-award task order contract will support the U.S. Army Geospatial Center’s mission as a geospatial information, services and technology provider for the service and other Department of Defense components. GRIDS mission locations include the […]
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Commerce Department Grants Microchip Technology $162M From CHIPS to Help With US Expansion

The Department of Commerce is set to provide an estimated $162 million in federal incentives to Microchip Technology under the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022. The two organizations have entered into a non-binding preliminary memorandum of terms to support Microchip’s plan to increase its production capabilities in the United States. The CHIPS grant will […]
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Maxar Intelligence Secures NGA 3D GEOINT Solution Contract

The U.S. government is enhancing its geospatial intelligence capabilities by partnering with a secure GEOINT provider. On Thursday, Maxar Intelligence announced that it had received a contract to provide the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency with a Precision3D Data Suite to capture 160,000 square kilometers of the area under the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command’s responsibility. Under the deal, […]
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