Descartes Labs to Build Data Refinery for New Mexico’s Environmental Efforts
Descartes Labs is working to develop a geospatial data platform that would help New Mexico meet greenhouse gas reduction goals.
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Descartes Labs is working to develop a geospatial data platform that would help New Mexico meet greenhouse gas reduction goals.
Raytheon plans to equip military aircraft with an identification friend or foe interrogator system to comply with an IFF mandate by June 30, 2020, Avionics International reported Wednesday.
Lifeboat Distribution has partnered with Turbonomic to offer the latter’s application resource management services through the General Services Administration’s IT Schedule 70 contract vehicle.
Lockheed Martin has selected Qorvo to provide gallium nitride power amplifiers for a U.S. Army-employed phased array radar.
Kratos Defense and Security Solutions plans to commence payload tests of the XQ-58A unmanned aircraft system by next year’s first quarter, Flight Global reported Thursday.
James Hayes, vice president for global government affairs at Tenable, wrote in a blog post published Wednesday that government agencies and other organizations should consider vulnerability management as a “fundamental first step†to reduce the risk of cyber attacks.
The Department of Defense needs a “smart edge†computing infrastructure to better leverage the capabilities of artificial intelligence and support warfighters at the tactical edge, C4ISRNET reported Wednesday.
Hitachi has announced plans to combine Hitachi Vantara with its consulting business to expand its Lumada-based platforms and digital capabilities for its partners and clients worldwide.
Jacobs announced that the company has, through a partnership with NASA, successfully deployed a wireless high-definition camera system to use it for the first time while orbiting the International Space Station back in August, Jacobs reported on Tuesday.Â
Elbit Systems’ U.S. arm has agreed to provide certain technologies for a Boeing-made pilot training aircraft.
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