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A "combined single instance SaaS Solution along with a Systems Integrator" please -- but you can propose some different contracting models and bid teams...
Scotland's government has announced nine digitization tenders worth £10 million for its CivTech challenge.
"No backbone network connection to Oracle's other cloud regions” says the company, with Microsoft also promising an EU "data boundary"
DARPA has announced private partners for its ITM programme that will deploy trustworthy AI to save lives in mass casualty events.
Government promises a new "National Biosurveillance Network" that would join up "syndromic, epidemiological and promising environmental surveillance capabilities" in a new "Biothreats Radar" but promised funding is far from huge...
Careful now, read the small print: Account, diagnostic data will stay in the US and Zoom can't promise calls and recordings won't pass through data centres you opted out of...
"Our ability to collect data risks overmatching the ability of our analysts to analyse and exploit it at the speed we need"
Successful testing of a quantum accelerometer developed by Imperial College London may set a new direction for navigation technology. First announced in 2018, the self-contained quantum accelerometer device does not rely on external signals like GPS or other satellite alternatives. Initial testing has been successfully conducted by the Royal Navy.
From London to Tokyo, Washington to Berlin, policy makers are scrambling to rethink semiconductor supply chains, in no small part lest (and few put it this bluntly) China invades Taiwan – gaining access to the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, which produces 90% of the world’s leading-edge semiconductors. Some are that