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New specialist European and US life sciences investors join existing investors to enable Nouscom to continue advancing the clinical development of...

Frontier Technology Inc. will establish its Operational Research Bridge for Innovation and Technology Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado, to facilitate secure collaboration and knowledge transfer in the space operations domain. FTI will invest $15 million in the construction of the new 46,000-square-foot secure facility and create 200 job opportunities in advanced visualization, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science and software engineering, the Colorado Springs Chamber & Ec...

Frontier Technology Inc. will open a secure facility at 2424 Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs to provide the Department of Defense and other agencies an environment to develop

Frontier Technology Inc. will open a secure facility at 2424 Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs to provide the Department of Defense and other agencies an environment to develop

The Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF) and the Centre for Development Policy & Practice (CDPP) will host the 5th Digital Citizen Summit 2023, a

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While it’s true that the last year in crypto has seen fraud, meltdowns, and layoffs that triggered sequential failures of crypto companies, that’s largely of those failed companies’ own making. As it stands, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), influenced by narrative gravity instead of the 30,000-foot view of the promise of blockchain technology, is regulating crypto aggressively through overreach and enforcement actions rather than contributing to thoughtful poli...

Australia’s richest man Andrew Forrest and wife Nicola will spend more on philanthropy, but narrow the focus of their $7.6 billion foundation.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest donated 220 million Fortescue Metals shares to their own philanthropic foundation, Minderoo.

Emma McDonald is director of Minderoo Foundation’s Frontier Technology initiative, which supports work on AI research through partnerships with UTS, UCLA and Cambridge University.