Mercury Systems Launches Rugged Quad-Processor Server
Mercury Systems has introduced a rackmount server platform designed to help military customers manage virtualized applications for airborne, naval and land missions.
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Mercury Systems has introduced a rackmount server platform designed to help military customers manage virtualized applications for airborne, naval and land missions.
Joan Hoffman, a physicist for the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, said she believes quantum computing is “still very much in its infancy†and that organizations should identify potential applications of the technology to attract funding support from investors or lawmakers, FCW reported Tuesday.
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory has partnered with the Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate to conduct a nine-month field test to evaluate the use of new technologies for public safety operations.
Vocera Communications secured authorization from the Department of Defense to offer a wearable medical communications platform for potential use by U.S. Air Force and Navy clinicians worldwide.
Pyramid Services, a woman-owned software company, has been designated as an Advanced Consulting Partner under the Amazon Web Services partner network.
Some experts say state agencies should adopt a new funding model to facilitate their migration to the cloud, GCN reported Tuesday.
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsh of Inmarsat Government has said industry could help the Department of Defense address its perceived challenges with satellite communication terminals through flexible business models and commercial technology innovation.
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center is seeking potential contractors that could build three satellites for the space agency’s new Laser Interferometry Space Antenna. LISA will measure gravitational waves in space to identify new black holes and other previously unknown objects across the universe, NASA said in a statement posted Monday on FedBizOpps.Â
A top official from Amazon Web Services said using cloud solutions and coordinating information technology vendors could help local and state governments cut costs in managing data, address gaps between agencies and improve access to information, particularly for health and social services.Â
Lockheed Martin has demonstrated a pilot visual system aboard a Bell Helicopter-built V-280 Valor tiltrotor during a series of flights that occurred in Fort Worth, Texas.
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