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Private industry aims to fill demand for space threat intelligence
Private companies hope to overcome obstacles that have prevented the DoD from leveraging commercial space technology to meet the U.S. government’s need for more knowledge of space threats. The post Private industry aims to fill demand...
Shanghai rocket maker considering developing huge methane-fueled rockets
A major arm of China’s state-owned space contractor is looking at developing a series of partially and fully-reusable launch vehicles apparently in response to SpaceX’s Starship. The post Shanghai rocket maker considering developing...
NASA requests proposals for second Artemis crewed lunar lander
NASA has released a request for proposals for a second human lunar lander for the Artemis program to join the Starship lander under development by SpaceX. The post NASA requests proposals for second Artemis crewed lunar lander appeared first...
New tri-agency office to coordinate U.S. missile-defense space programs
The Space Systems Command, the Space Development Agency and the Missile Defense Agency have formed a new program office to coordinate disparate procurements of satellites to detect ballistic and hypersonic missiles. The post New tri-agency...
Viasat’s Inmarsat acquisition clears UK national security review
Viasat took a step closer to buying London-based Inmarsat Sept. 16 after the British government ruled it poses no risk to the U.K.’s national security. The post Viasat’s Inmarsat acquisition clears UK national security review appeared...
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Report: EVGA is ditching Nvidia and exiting the graphics card business
A shocking report claims that EVGA, a 20-year veteran of the GPU market and one of Nvidia’s biggest partners, is exiting the graphics card business entirely. As one of the most visible brands selling graphics cards to consumers, its exit...
So long Celeron, pack it in Pentium: Intel drops budget CPU labels
Intel first debuted the Pentium brand name almost 30 years ago, and the Celeron range of CPUs about 25 years ago. Since the rise of the Core series in 2006, they’ve both been assigned to low-cost budget CPUs, often featured on budget laptops...
Take a tour of this classic 90s AMD desktop PC with Gordon
If you’re too young to remember playing the original Pokemon, you’re definitely too young to remember the first generation of ATX tower PC cases and motherboards. For a walk through personal computer history, check out the latest video...
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