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Allegheny Science & Technology Books DOE Nuclear Program Support Contract
Allegheny Science & Technology will help the Department of Energy track the progress of agency projects under a five-year, $49 million contract. The award calls for data collection support to research, development, demonstration and deployment efforts at DOE’s nuclear energy and Idaho operations offices, among other facilities, AST said Tuesday. AST will perform the task as part of DOE’s Program Information Collection System and Support Services contract.
Hypori to Help NGA Implement Virtual Mobile Tech; Jared Shepard Quoted
Hypori has booked a potential three-year contract to implement a virtualization system for National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency employees to access an unclassified information network remotely. NGA will deploy the Hypori Halo virtual technology to one-third of its workforce as part of a bring-your-own-device approach under the agency’s Next Generation Mobility program, the company said Tuesday.
Red 6 Raises $70M for Augmented Reality Training Platform; Boeing, Lockheed Among Investors
Photo Contributor: tech_BG/Shutterstock Red 6 has raised $70 million in a Series B funding round meant to help the augmented reality startup to continue investing in its proprietary technology for a combat pilot training system. RedBird Capital Partners led the financing round, in which Lockheed Martin 's venture capital arm and 's investment partnership with AE Industrial Partners participated, Red 6 said Thursday.
AI-Related Shares Rise on Nvidia's Strong Revenue Outlook
Nvidia‘s quarterly revenue guidance drove an extended trading session rally in artificial intelligence-related stocks and fueled a 28 percent jump in shares at the company after the bell Wednesday, Reuters reported. The market value of Nvidia increased by $200 billion to more than $960 billion after the company’s stock price hit a record high of $391.50. Other AI technology companies also posted gains on Nvidia’s forecast-beating report.
84% of GEOINT Practitioners Believe AI Tech Adoption Could Accelerate Government Mission Outcomes
A study underwritten by Hitachi Vantara Federal and Rubrik found that 84 percent of geospatial intelligence practitioners in the government and higher education sectors believe organizations could improve mission outcomes through artificial intelligence adoption. MeriTalk and the U.S. Geospatial
Palantir Reports 20% Jump in Q1 Government Revenue, Aims to Capitalize on AI Tech Developments
"Palantir company logo", by Palantir, https://www.palantir.com/, licensed under CC0 Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR) saw higher revenue from domestic and international government operations in the first quarter of 2023 on the back of significant contract wins during the three-month period. The data analytics technology provider saw its overall January-March government sales jump 20 percent year over year to $289 million, according to Palantir's quarterly financial performance statement.
BWXT's Government Segment Income, Revenue Up in Q1 Fiscal 2023
BWX Technologies, Inc. (website) BWX Technologies (NYSE: BWXT) reported a 7 percent growth in fiscal 2023 first quarter revenue from government operations and attributed the growth to a higher production volume for nuclear components and microreactors. Sales in BWXT's government segment for the period increased to $459.9 million, from the $431.8 million a year earlier, while the unit's operating income grew by 25 percent year-over-year to $90.6 million, the company said Monday.
Boecore Buys Cybersecurity Company La Jolla Logic
Natee Meepian/Shutterstock.com Boecore, an Enlightenment Capital portfolio company, has purchased San Diego-based information system security technology provider La Jolla Logic in a strategy to offer a comprehensive suite of products and services designed to help customers defend against cyber threats. The deal provides Boecore with new offerings and access to additional government contract vehicles, Enlightenment Capital said Monday.
TMF and Polygiene offer cycling pads that utilize Polygiene Permanent Odor Control
Italian cycling pad company, TMF Quality Cycling pads, announces the launch of fully-Polygiene-treated cycling pads. The new partnership allows TMF to treat their pads with Polygiene Odor Control Treatment, providing the ultimate in comfort, freshness and odor control in cycling pads. TMF aims to inspire athletes to surpass their limits by achieving product excellence based on their ongoing commitment to research, develop and innovate.
A horse named Cloud inspires Colorado Springs exhibit, films series on the plight and beauty of wild horses
Out of the corner of her eye, Ginger Kathrens caught a flash of glimmering white. Kathrens was in the Pryor Mountains on the Montana border filming a show for PBS about wild mustangs when she found an unexpected subject for several of her next films. This glimmer of white was a young colt she named Cloud, who was following its mother, a Palomino mare named Phoenix. Kathrens would spend the next 15 years following and documenting Cloud's life.
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