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DoD publishes final rule that establishes contractor requirements

The program creates a unified system of requirements for contractors to manage unclassified information that need protection or dissemination controls.

Jerrod Kingery

Virginia assembles artificial intelligence task force

The task force is made up of 10 of Virginia's most prominent AI experts from universities, non-profits and private corporations.

Jerrod Kingery

Florida Atlantic University testing feasibility of offshore ocean energy facility

Ocean energy from waves, currents and gradients can be harnessed to generate electricity. For marine energy to be attractive at a utility-scale, it must be abundant, predictable and consistently available.

Jerrod Kingery

Researchers at UVA developing more sustainable 3D-printed concrete

Current 3D printable materials rely heavily on traditional concrete materials like Portland cement, the production of which emits massive amounts of greenhouse gases.

Brady Pieper

Sacramento asking voters to approve bonds to support schools, fire district on Election Day

This round of bond measures looks to enhance Sacramento schools’ safety, facilities and workforce as well as supporting local emergency services’ operations.

Brady Pieper

Public invited to comment on plan for underground shuttle system at Ontario International Airport

The subterranean shuttle-style service would support the airport's projected passenger growth, which could reach 30 million annual passengers by 2045.

Adam Rollins

Texas 288 Toll Lanes now officially under TxDOT ownership

TxDOT now fully controls oversight and management of SH 288, which includes maintenance, operation and tolling of the Harris County roadway.

Brady Pieper

Port Authority launching plan to reimagine Newark Liberty International Airport

Despite Newark Liberty's economic and community impact, most of the airport’s current infrastructure hasn’t been updated since the 1970s.

Keaton Peters

To meet AI energy needs, big tech chooses the nuclear option

The investments by Google, Amazon and Microsoft come alongside the rapid development of artificial intelligence that has dramatically increased tech companies' energy demands.

Jerrod Kingery

New York City’s Fifth Avenue to receive pedestrian-focused makeover

The redesign, the first in the Fifth Avenue's 200-year history, will nearly double the available sidewalk space.

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