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NSTXL (National Security Technology Accelerator)
http://www.nstxl.org/Last activity: 07.06.2024
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National Security Technology Accelerator (NSTXL) harvests innovative technology from the commercial and non-defense marketplace, ensuring the development of better, cheaper, and faster defense capabilities. We offer a unique and simplified approach to rapidly develop prototypes that address a range of operational and installation needs, from individual warfighter technology up to large-scale installation projects. NSTXL delivers technology to the warfighter by serving as a one-stop-shop to match government requirements with innovative private-sector solutions.
Location: United States, California, Los Angeles
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2014
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| Date | Title | Description |
| 07.06.2024 | Sintavia developing new 3D printing processes for hypersonic propulsion systems | Additive manufacturing service provider Sintavia has been awarded a contract by the US Department of Defense (DoD) to develop 3D printed hypersonic propulsion components. This agreement will see the company validate the quality and operatio... |
| 28.05.2024 | Space Force inches closer to classified remote work | Some guardians could soon do their classified work from home thanks to a new prototype. GDIT calls it the Enigma Project: a digital environment that allows users from government, academia, industry, and others to access classified and uncla... |
| 10.03.2023 | Sivers Semiconductors joins the Northeastern Microelectronics Coalition (NEMC) in the US to apply for investment from the Federal CHIPS and Science Act | Sivers Semiconductors joins the Northeastern Microelectronics Coalition (NEMC) in the US to apply for investment from the Federal CHIPS and Science Act Fri, Mar 10, 2023 08:00 CET Report this content Sivers Semiconductors AB (“Sivers”) toda... |
| 30.01.2023 | Microelectronics Commons Prototype Giving Much Needed Boost to American Microelectronics Industrial Base | “Fostering the pipeline of microelectronics talent will bolster the microelectronics economies across the U.S.” stated Dr. Shenoy, “the ecosystem that the Microelectronics Commons is going to set up is going to sustain this manufacturing ba... |