Software company Micro Focus has released a new edition of its Network Operations Management program to public markets. Micro Focus NOM 2022.05 expands upon the program’s potential usages to include newly remodeled troubleshooting, dashboards
MoreDefense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced on Friday that the agency is seeking proposals for its Assured Neuro Symbolic Learning and Reasoning (ANSR) program to address the trustworthiness of artificial intelligence
MoreNASA has opened the next stage of a prize competition that seeks prototype systems designed to excavate and transport icy regolith, or unconsolidated debris, on the moon’s surface. The agency said Thursday
MoreSharon Woods, director of the hosting and compute center at the Defense Information Systems Agency, said DISA completed moving the remaining 95 applications out of the milCloud 2.0 platform ahead of the
MoreThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will sponsor an event later this month to discuss an upcoming broad agency announcement on DARPA’s Advanced Propulsion Experiment program. According to a special notice posted
MoreDutch company ASML plans to invest $200 million to expand its facility in Wilton, Connecticut, for the development of chipmaking machinery. The U.S. Department of Commerce said Tuesday it expects the expansion
MoreKBR announced on Wednesday that the company has entered into an agreement to invest $100 million in Mura Technology to provide the capital necessary to accelerate the development of its plastics recycling projects.
MoreThe U.S. Army is conducting a series of tests to evaluate the ability of next-generation weapon systems to meet the service branch’s requirements for long-range precision fires. Army Futures Command’s cross-functional team
MoreSavannah River National Laboratory has formed a new center of excellence to help Department of Energy sites address regulatory and stakeholder challenges, advance cleanup and reduce liability and environmental risk. Connie Herman,
MoreLt. Col. Gabe Arrington and Col. Christopher Mulder of the U.S. Air Force said the Department of Defense should embrace the potential of wearable devices and empower each military branch to adopt
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