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Two variants of Xeon 6 processors are coming later this year, Intel announced at the Intel Vision 2024 conference.

The life of a military spouse is not easy. Although not a military spouse, while working as an engineer on Hill Air Force Base in Davis County, Aniza Brown saw firsthand the struggles they faced in getting hired and into meaningful positions. Uprooting your family so often comes with many challenges, but a Clearinghouse survey found that job insecurity was the biggest challenge for military spouses between 2016 and 2020.

The Rosie Project is making significant differences in the lives of military spouses by offering specialized IT training and job placement opportunities.

The 76th Software Engineering Group presents an event to showcase the cutting edge opportunities in software and hardware at Tinker AFB, and an opportunity to learn about cloud infrastructure and

A collaboration between Hill Air Force Base and Weber State University is giving military spouses a chance to advance their careers through free education.

Some Bibb and Houston County high school students are sharpening their skills in science, technology, engineering, and math this summer.

The 402nd Software Engineering Group is offering a unique summer internship to high school graduates in Bibb and Houston County. It's designed to help students build practical coding skills and learn crucial workplace etiquette over an eight-week program.

Four years after its launch, a project born within the Edwards Air Force Base flight test community has given rise to an application marketplace for the F-35 and F-22.

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about Tactical Software Shows Promise for USAF Fighter Jet Development Cost Reduction.

The ability to use common software on F-22 and F-35 has implications in the ability to field new capabilities quickly and efficiently.