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The Defense Advanced Research Project Agency has awarded $840 million to the Texas Institute for Electronics at the University of Texas at Austin to build a national open-access center to support 3D

The Department of Commerce and GlobalWafers have signed a preliminary memorandum of terms, or PMT, to provide $400 million in proposed funding to advance semiconductor production in the United States. The proposed

Procentrix, a technology and systems development company, has joined the Scaled Agile Partner Program. Joining as a Silver Transformation Partner, Procentrix will leverage Scaled Agile’s SAFe, a system for business agility, to

The U.S. Navy has started soliciting information on potential industry sources with the capability, facilities and experience to rapidly develop, integrate, test, qualify and deploy prototype units of a short- to mid-range

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has released updated guidance to help USPTO staff and stakeholders determine patent subject matter eligibility for artificial intelligence-related inventions and other innovations in critical and emerging technologies. USPTO

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has announced efforts to establish an inclusive technology landscape and highlighted several government, civil society and academic initiatives to build up the public

The Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy is seeking to accelerate the development of advanced nuclear reactors by providing access to a new supercomputer called Bitterroot at Idaho National Laboratory. After

The Department of Commerce and the National Semiconductor Technology Center’s operator, Natcast, have unveiled the processes for selecting the first three research and development facilities that will be funded under the CHIPS

The National Science Foundation has started building the Leadership-Class Computing Facility at the University of Texas in Austin. Set to operate under UT Austin’s Texas Advanced Computing Center, LCCF will serve as