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Gravitics plans to leverage space station architecture for $1.7M Space Force project

GeekWire

Gravitics CEO Colin Doughan said the company would stay focused on commercial applications for its modules, which are being developed at a 42,000-square-foot facility in Marysville and could become available for delivery as early as 2026.

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Oracle Cloud SCM gets new capabilities to help manage logistics

CIO Business Intelligence

The new features appear in its Oracle Transportation Management and Oracle Global Trade Management applications, and include expanded business intelligence capabilities, enhanced logistics network modelling, a new trade incentive program, and an updated Transportation Management Mobile application. billion annually in 2026, up from $5.3

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How to choose an AI-as-a-service provider

ComputerWorld IT Management

Gartner says more than 80% of enterprises will have used some form of generative AI APIs or applications by 2026. In addition to purchasing and maintaining the AI hardware, there is the model on which your AI application is based. Artificial intelligence is not flash in the pan — it is here to stay.

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IFS acquires Falkonry to offer AI-based enterprise asset management services

CIO Business Intelligence

EAM can be considered a subset of ERP software, providing tools and applications to manage the lifecycle of physical assets in an enterprise, in order to maximize their value. billion by 2026, from $3.3 Asset Management Software, Enterprise Applications, Mergers and Acquisitions to reach $5.5

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Deutsche Telekom calls on SAP for Rise all-in-one offer

CIO Business Intelligence

It’s following in the footsteps of IBM and Microsoft, which like the German telco have an edge over regular companies contemplating a similar move to Rise in that they have their own clouds in which to host the applications and their own IT services divisions to make the move.

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Zeno Power teams up with Westinghouse on radioisotopes for nuclear power system

GeekWire

Zeno’s design could generate more power with less bulk, opening the way for a wider range of applications. The current development plan calls for Zeno to bring its first commercial power sources to market by 2026. Existing strontium-based power systems tend to be bulky, however.

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Zeno Power partners with U.S. Department of Energy to recycle radioactive material

GeekWire

.” Radioisotope power systems, also known as radioactive thermoelectric generators or RTGs, have been used for decades to provide off-grid power for space missions and other applications. Plutonium-238 is often used for space applications, but Zeno is working on a system that uses strontium-90 as an alternative heat source.

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