Guidehouse has been included in Viqtory’s list of Military Friendly Employers for 2020.

Veteran-owned recruitment marketing firm Viqtory has included Constellis in its list of Military Friendly Employers for 2020.

Viqtory, a firm working to help veterans access civilian careers, has named Criterion among the 2020 Top Military Friendly Employers.

Veteran-owned firm Viqtory has added DynCorp International to its list of military-friendly employers for 2020.

Autonomous robot systems developer Exyn Technologies has secured $16M in a round of Series A financing led by Centricus and backed by In-Q-Tel, Yamaha Motors Ventures, Corecam Family Office, IP Group and Red and Blue Ventures.

Truepic has won first place with its platform designed to address digital forgery of deepfakes at the Identity and Truth Tech discovery event, which helps startups pitch products to intelligence and defense investors.

Nick Weir, a data scientist at In-Q-Tel and challenge manager for SpaceNet project, told Federal News Network in an interview published Monday how IQT’s CosmiQ Works laboratory leverages artificial intelligence through the SpaceNet initiative.

In-Q-Tel has invested in and partnered with Outlier to introduce the latter’s artificial intelligence-based data analytics platform to the intelligence and defense sectors.

In-Q-Tel, the intelligence community's venture capital arm, and Sysdig have entered into a strategic partnership to field a new platform designed to provide government agencies control and insight as they adopt multicloud, containers, Kubernetes and other modern information technology platforms.

In-Q-Tel and Tamr have formed a strategic partnership that seeks to help government agencies address data unification challenges with the use of a machine learning-based technology. IQT said Wednesday it will help the company further develop and field its patented enterprise software platform Tamr Unify, which uses machine learning and human expertise to unify data across multiple silos to generate insights.

Chris Darby, president and CEO of In-Q-Tel, said the “democratization” of satellites and other technologies had closed the gap between the U.S. and other countries in terms of capabilities, CBS News reported Wednesday.

Silicon Valley startup i-Blades secured an investment from In-Q-Tel as both companies aim to the accelerate the development of a smartphone technology offering for U.S. intelligence and defense agencies.