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AutoFlight's revolutionary AAM firefighting prototype, unveiled at the Dubai Airshow, promises to redefine aerial firefighting with its impressive payload capacity and advanced autonomous capabilities, setting a new standard in rapid and efficient fire suppression.

This training provider is celebrating this major milestone, which was reached across the UK’s military flying training system.

WHEELING — A Wheeling couple will be honored as West Virginia University’s Outstanding Alumni for 2023, as part of homecoming festivities this weekend in Morgantown. Dr. Jo Ann and David Shaw have been named WVU’s 2023 Outstanding Alumni, according to WVU because “their legacy of innovation, education and transformation at WVU has left a mark […]

This tech company’s expertise in software development and engineering will contribute to the US Navy’s combat readiness.

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Tom and Colin are back for another series of the The Warfighter Podcast, diving even deeper into the rich tapestry of data and technology. In this episode, they welcome Winston Chang, the CTO for Global Public Sector, to get his unique perspective on tackling large data challenges in government and defense sectors.

This FTD has given regulators a new understanding and filled their expectations for the new generation of FTDs.

The Public Sector Digital Transformation Awards were launched this year, at the Shelbourne in Dublin, to showcase the achievements of public-sector organisations across 11 categories

Transfr, a startup creating VR tools for training and career development, today announced that it raised $40 million in a Series C round led by ABS Capital with participation from JPMorgan Chase Impact Finance, Advisory, Lumos Capital Group, Akkadian Ventures, Spring Tide Capital, Firework Ventures and Album. The round brings Transfr's total raised to $90 million, and CEO and founder Bharani Rajakumar says that it'll be put toward building out Transfr's  executive team, scal...

Joe Dorman, CEO at the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy, expressed thanks recently to state Representatives John Talley, R-Stillwater, and John Waldron, D-Tulsa, for serving as honorary co-chairs for an