Naval Information Warfare Systems Command

Balfour Beatty Communities Launches Electric Vehicle Charging Program to Enhance Military Housing

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Wednesday, July 12, 2023
Communications, Automotive, EV, Electric Vehicles, Environment, Residential Building & Real Estate, Construction & Property, Public Relations, Investor Relations, Balfour Beatty, Partnership, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, BBC, Defense, Naval Submarine Base New London, EVP, Electric vehicle, Quality of life, Vandenberg Space Force Base, Federal, Military personnel, Level 2, Department of Defence, Satellite navigation device, Fireworks

Balfour Beatty Communities (BBC), a national residential real estate investment and management company, announces the launch of an electric vehicle (EV) charging program that offers residents Level 2 in-home charging capabilities.

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  • Balfour Beatty Communities (BBC), a national residential real estate investment and management company, announces the launch of an electric vehicle (EV) charging program that offers residents Level 2 in-home charging capabilities.
  • The program is being offered through an agreement with TRO Energy Solutions Inc. (TROES), a national provider of EV-related services .
  • “I am delighted that our Nation’s first and finest submarine base was selected by Balfour Beatty Communities to be one of their first pilot locations for EV charging at home.
  • “We are excited our Airmen and Guardians will have the opportunity to obtain in-home high-speed Electric Vehicle (EV) charging via Balfour Beatty Communities partnership with TROES,” said Colonel Chris Sheffield, Vice Commander for Vandenberg Space Force Base.

Christian “Boris” Becker to Lead OneLight Sensing, LLC

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Wednesday, May 3, 2023
Hardware, Consumer Electronics, Technology, Satellite, Photography, Engineering, Maritime, Audio, Video, Air, Transport, Aerospace, Telecommunications, Manufacturing, Intelligence, Becker, One-light, National Reconnaissance Office, SOCOM U.S. Navy SEALs: Confrontation, OLS, SBIR, Master of Science in Project Management, Hyperspectral imaging, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, Research, George Washington University, Boston University, Department of the Navy Police, Small Business Innovation Research, Acquisition, Commander, Navy, RET, U.S. Department of Defense Strategy for Operating in Cyberspace, Small business, Knowledge, SA, Rear admiral, Australian Intelligence Community, Electricity, Management, Science

OneLight Sensing, LLC announced today the appointment of Rear Admiral (Ret) Christian “Boris” Becker as President of OneLight Sensing, LLC.

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  • OneLight Sensing, LLC announced today the appointment of Rear Admiral (Ret) Christian “Boris” Becker as President of OneLight Sensing, LLC.
  • Becker will bring his experience in industry, the Department of Defense, and the Intelligence Community to focus on strategic long-range planning, development execution, and product rollout of OneLight Sensing’s optical technologies.
  • “We are very excited that Boris is joining the OneLight team,” said Jim Coward, the co-founder and CEO of OneLight Sensing.
  • OneLight Sensing (OLS) was created in November 2021 by spinning off the SA Photonics’ Sensing Division into a new, stand-alone company.

Fuse Reports Record-High Revenue for 2022

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Tuesday, March 21, 2023
Software, Networks, Other Defense, Internet, Data Management, Drones, Technology, Defense, Government Technology, Engineering, Manufacturing, Military, United States Navy, Workforce, Amazon Web Services, Pacific Missile Range Facility, Pacific Ocean, Integration, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, United States Department of Defense, Fuse, Aegis, Radar, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Growth, United States Department of the Air Force, Raytheon Missiles & Defense, News, Arms industry

The company’s revenue and workforce grew by an unprecedented 43%, fueled by strategic client contracts, successful live-flight exercises and industry collaboration supporting production ramp up.

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  • The company’s revenue and workforce grew by an unprecedented 43%, fueled by strategic client contracts, successful live-flight exercises and industry collaboration supporting production ramp up.
  • “2022 was a tremendous year of growth as we transitioned into fleet deployments for our software, hardware and integrated systems,” said Sumner Lee , CEO of Fuse.
  • By the end of Q2, Fuse won more than $17M in federal defense contracts for tactical edge networking on sea and air platforms.
  • For more news about Fuse becoming a significant airborne networking supplier for the DoD, visit: https://www.fuseintegration.com/news/

 Fuse Reports Record-High Revenue for 2022

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Tuesday, March 21, 2023
Software, Networks, Other Defense, Contracts, Hardware, IOT (Internet of Things), Technology, Defense, Other Communications, Engineering, Communications, Manufacturing, United States Navy, Workforce, Amazon Web Services, Pacific Missile Range Facility, Pacific Ocean, Integration, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, United States Department of Defense, Fuse, Aegis, Radar, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Growth, United States Department of the Air Force, Raytheon Missiles & Defense, News, Arms industry

The company’s revenue and workforce grew by an unprecedented 43%, fueled by strategic client contracts, successful live-flight exercises and industry collaboration supporting production ramp up.

Key Points: 
  • The company’s revenue and workforce grew by an unprecedented 43%, fueled by strategic client contracts, successful live-flight exercises and industry collaboration supporting production ramp up.
  • “2022 was a tremendous year of growth as we transitioned into fleet deployments for our software, hardware and integrated systems,” said Sumner Lee , CEO of Fuse.
  • By the end of Q2, Fuse won more than $17M in federal defense contracts for tactical edge networking on sea and air platforms.
  • For more news about Fuse becoming a significant airborne networking supplier for the DoD, visit: https://www.fuseintegration.com/news/

Xcitium expands international partner network to tackle growing global security threat

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Tuesday, February 21, 2023
Cloud, EMT, MDR, VADS, XDR, TD Synnex, Pressure, Gartner, EDR, Westcoast, Partnership, Comodo, Medical device, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command

BLOOMFIELD, N.J., Feb. 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Xcitium , the malware prevention specialist and full-stack security provider, today announced an international expansion program.

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  • BLOOMFIELD, N.J., Feb. 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Xcitium , the malware prevention specialist and full-stack security provider, today announced an international expansion program.
  • US-based Xcitium, formerly known as Comodo Security Solutions, already has more than 5,000 active customers and partners, many of them outside the US.
  • The formal expansion of its partner network recognizes the critical role of VADs in accelerating the company’s international growth.
  • Ezra Correa, VP global markets at Xcitium, says: “Global cybersecurity threats have grown exponentially since 2020 and service providers like Xcitium are expanding at a similar rate to keep our customers safe.

BAE Systems part of contract award supporting CANES program

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Thursday, February 2, 2023
Software, Mobile, Wireless, Networks, Other Defense, Internet, Contracts, Technology, Defense, Security, Maritime, Transport, Telecommunications, NAVWAR, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, Ship, IDIQ, Credit, Multimedia, BAE Systems, Improper integral, Arms industry

BAE Systems has been awarded a contract by the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) for the Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) program.

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  • BAE Systems has been awarded a contract by the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) for the Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) program.
  • BAE Systems is one of eight companies that will be competing for work on the IDIQ program.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230202005074/en/
    BAE Systems has been awarded a contract by NAVWAR for the Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) program.
  • BAE Systems has been supporting the CANES program for the past eight years by sourcing, assembling, testing, and delivering CANES production units for large deck surface ships in Summerville, South Carolina.

NavStar Joins Terra Insights, the Industry-Leading Platform of Monitoring Technologies and Data Delivery Solutions

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Tuesday, October 18, 2022
Movement, Partner, Gene, Bank, Global, National Bank of Canada, Technology, LOS, Software, National bank, Acquisition, Canadian Western Bank, CEO, United Kingdom, Interferometric synthetic-aperture radar, Bank of Montreal, Solution, Principal, Civil engineering, Satellite navigation device, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Vance Street Capital LLC ("Vance Street") has completed the acquisition of NavStar Geomatics ("NavStar"), a global leader in deformation monitoring technology and services. NavStar's proprietary hardware and software solutions detect movement on slopes and structures and complement Terra Insights' current offering. NavStar was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada.

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  • As part of the acquisition, NavStar will join Terra Insights' other subsidiaries: RST Instruments, Measurand, 3vGeomatics and Syscom.
  • "NavStar perfectly complements Terra Insights' vision of being the global platform to provide trusted geotechnical, structural, and geospatial monitoring technology and data delivery solutions," said Mark Price, CEO of Terra Insights.
  • The Terra Insights platform possesses unparalleled geotechnical, structural and geospatial monitoring expertise, with over 300 employees including more than 100 degreed engineers and geoscientists.
  • Going forward Glen and Gene will focus on developing new products and software, while supporting Terra Insights as it pushes further into data delivery solutions.

Global Electronic Warfare Market to Reach $27.86 Billion by 2027 from $18.99 Billion

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Friday, October 7, 2022
AESA, Electronic warfare, Segmental analysis (biology), Technology, Electronics, Swap, SWOT, Machine learning, Artificial intelligence, ECM, Software, Industry, FPGA, SOC, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, Miniaturization, Technology forecasting, Center for Urban and Regional Analysis, Solution, Algorithm, Risk management, Cryptocurrency, Retail

The future scope of electronic warfare is going to be for software developers, malware security developers, integrators and service providers.

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  • The future scope of electronic warfare is going to be for software developers, malware security developers, integrators and service providers.
  • To avert that companies developing next-generation electronic warfare solutions are researching and developing solutions for integrating electronic warfare components with cyber security solutions.
  • Global electronic warfare markets will reach US$27.86 billion through 2030 from US$18.99 billion in 2022.
  • Segment Analysis: Insights into the Electronic Warfare market from a segmental perspective and a detailed analysis of factors influencing the market for each segment.

Global Electronic Warfare Market Report 2022: Upgrading and Procurement of New Systems Presents Lucrative Opportunities - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Wednesday, September 28, 2022
Defense, Security, Technology, Other Technology, Software, Other Defense, Hardware, Software, Swap, ECM, Electronic warfare, Miniaturization, Electronics, Algorithm, Machine learning, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, AESA, SOC, Industry, Segmental analysis (biology), Technology forecasting, Solution, Technology, FPGA, Artificial intelligence, Center for Urban and Regional Analysis, SWOT, Risk management, Cryptocurrency, Retail

The future scope of electronic warfare is going to be for software developers, malware security developers, integrators and service providers.

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  • The future scope of electronic warfare is going to be for software developers, malware security developers, integrators and service providers.
  • As the digital footprint is increasing in operating electronic warfare, the danger of cyber attacks, intrusion and threat of malfunctioning will increase.
  • To avert that companies developing next-generation electronic warfare solutions are researching and developing solutions for integrating electronic warfare components with cyber security solutions.
  • The upgradating and procurement of new electronic warfare systems of all types have created opportunities worldwide.

$27.8 Billion Global Electronic Warfare Market and Technology Forecast to 2030 - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Friday, August 12, 2022
Software, Technology, Defense, Other Defense, Machine learning, Electronics, Industry, Algorithm, Electronic warfare, SOC, Miniaturization, AESA, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Space Acquisition and Integration, ECM, FPGA, CAGR, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, Technology, Software, Solution, Swap, Technology forecasting, Cryptocurrency

The "Electronic Warfare - Market and Technology Forecast to 2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Key Points: 
  • The "Electronic Warfare - Market and Technology Forecast to 2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
  • To avert that companies developing next-generation electronic warfare solutions are researching and developing solutions for integrating electronic warfare components with cyber security solutions.
  • The study offers a detailed analysis of the global electronic warfare system market over the next eight years, and provides market size forecasts.
  • Global electronic warfare markets will reach US$27.86 billion through 2030 from US$18.99 billion in 2022.