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Hear about the latest product and service offerings from the government contracting industry’s leading providers. The Government Technology News section highlights developments in aerospace, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, defense, C4ISR, cloud, hypersonics, and space.
A Zoom Video Communications platform has secured a Defense Information Systems Agency provisional authorization to support communications and collaboration activities across the Department of Defense at Impact Level 4. The DISA provisional authorization will enable military services and other defense agencies in need of IL4-authorized platforms to use Zoom for Government to support missions, Matt […] More
Stratolaunch has opened an office at National Landing in Arlington, Virginia, to support business development and operations and facilitate engagements with government and industry leaders within the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. “This location enables us to be responsive to both our government and commercial customers,” Zachary Krevor, president and chief operating officer of Stratolaunch, said […] More
Iridium Communications and Videosoft Global have partnered to help customers transmit live videos at ultra-low bandwidth using technology that can operate with terminals connected to the Certus satellite broadband network. VideoSoft’s FireLight platform will allow network users to send content for as low as 4 kilobits per second via authorized satellite terminals, Iridium said Monday. […] More
Sally Kenyon Grant, vice president of Darktrace Federal, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz about establishing the company’s new federal business division and new markets to drive its growth throughout 2022 and beyond. In addition, Kenyon Grant also discussed the real benefits of self-learning artificial intelligence as well as the challenges that federal agencies are working through to implement the latest […] More
QED Secure Solutions, a cybersecurity startup in Texas, has been named a partner to the Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory through the Department of Energy’s mentor-protege program. INL contractor Battelle Energy Alliance chose QED after a comprehensive assessment to join a partnership aimed at mentoring small businesses in proposal development, business planning and other […] More
Greg Ulmer, executive vice president of Lockheed Martin’s aeronautics business, said the company has more than 17 years of experience in manned-unmanned teaming experimentation and is in a good position to compete for the U.S. Air Force’s unmanned aircraft programs, Air Force Magazine reported Friday. Ulmer said the company believes the MUM-T concept will be […] More
A U.S. Navy warfare center has teamed up with Huntington Ingalls Industries to integrate a threat detection system onto an unmanned surface vehicle as part of a cooperative research and development agreement. The partnership seeks to equip a commercially developed USV platform with technology that the Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division created to […] More
Farah Shah, general counsel for Valiant Integrated Services, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz about the company’s growth initiatives for 2022 and its methods for driving customer value and success in the highly competitive federal landscape and technology market. In addition, Shah also discussed the core values that drive its company culture as well as the impact […] More
Neal Frick, chief executive officer of CyberCore, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz regarding his recent appointment as the company’s new CEO and his focus to drive the company into new growth opportunities. In addition, Frick also discussed Cybercore’s recent company wide realignment to provide a new structure for its workforce and the challenges of maintaining the […] More
The U.S. Army used a Northrop Grumman-built command and control system to track and reach missile targets during two flight tests. The company said its Integrated Battle Command System demonstration occurred at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico as part of the branch’s initial operational test and evaluation requirements before the IBCS program can […] More
Intel and the National Science Foundation have agreed to create a $100 million funding program to encourage collaborations between the research and education communities in building up the semiconductor ecosystem. The company said it will provide $50 million to the initiative while the agency will match the investment and solicit proposals for chip design and […] More
A Research and Markets report predicts the market for digital twin-supported platforms in smart cities to reach $4.8 billion in the next five years. The market research company said Thursday digital twinning will be available in up to 93 percent of internet of things-based platforms by 2027 and will become a standard functionality to enable […] More
