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/PRNewswire/ -- Meroxa, a Data Application Platform as a Service (DAPaaS), announced today it has been selected for a Small Business Innovation and Research...

SAN FRANCISCO. Data application platform-as-a-service (DAPaaS) company Meroxa was chosen to receive a $1.25 million Small Business Innovation and Research (SBIR) Phase II contract through AFWERX -- a program of the U.S. Air Force focusing on innovative technology development -- under which Meroxa will develop a real-time event streaming data architecture for Space Systems Command (SSC) to advance the integration of U.S. and allied sensor data into the Unified Data Libr...

France just last week became the ninth nation to publicly join the moratorium — following Canada, New Zealand, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Switzerland, and Australia.

Oracle has to be able not just to detect space objects, but also discriminate targets of interest from what is currently an unfamiliar background for space imagery analysts filled with myriad stars and a growing number of spacecraft, AFRL's Lt. Col. David Johnson explained.

Millennium Space Systems, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Boeing, has successfully completed critical design review (CDR) of mission payload for the Missile Track Custody (MTC) programme.

/PRNewswire/ -- Millennium Space Systems, a Boeing Company, completed a Critical Design Review for the U.S. Space Forces Space Systems Commands Missile Track...

/PRNewswire/ -- Millennium Space Systems, a Boeing Company, completed a Critical Design Review for the U.S. Space Forces Space Systems Commands Missile Track...

Pentagon acquisition of space systems needs to be "faster and leaner," stressed Rep. Doug Lamborn, R-Colo., who is expected to chair the House strategic forces subcommittee next year.

Boeing said on Nov. 15 that its engineers recently tested a Protected Tactical Satellite Communications Prototype (PTS-P) for the U.S. Space Force to

While the timeframe for certifying SDA's Tracking Layer as part of the nuclear attack sensor network remains unclear, SDA Director Derek Tournear said there is "plenty of time" to get it done.