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Coverage of AFCEA TechNet Emergence 2024

Stories from TechNet Emergence, held March 11-12, 2024. Heavily supported by the U.S. Department of Defense, the MITRE Corporation and the U.S. National Science Foundation, this event will address the need for a national innovation strategy, particularly with regard to the “horizon” technologies.

TechNet Emergence, March 11-12 in Reston, Virginia.

TechNet Emergence, March 11-12 in Reston, Virginia.

Radha Plumb To Head DoD's AI Office

She will lead Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, stood up by Craig Martell in 2022.

Radha Plumb, shown speaking at AFCEA’s TechNet Emergence, has been named the next Department of Defense chief digital and artificial intelligence officer.

NanoBioFAB Takes Top Spot in Emerging Technology Competition with AI-driven Nano Sensors

Technology startup contest brought innovations in health, technology, energy and infrastructure before major venture capitalists.

AFCEA President and CEO Lt. Gen. Susan S. Lawrence (l) and Anitha Raj (r), president of ARAR Technology, present NanoBioFab CEO Xiaonao Liu with the top award for a startup competition for emerging technologies held during AFCEA TechNet Emergence.

Venture Capitalists Tips: Navigating Investment Opportunities

Investors shared best practices for entrepreneurs raising capital for their startups at a competition.

Investor panels offer advice at TechNet Emergence. Photo credit: Diego Laje, AFCEA.

Securing U.S. Semiconductors: Challenges and Solutions

The U.S. chip supply chain will need a strategic reserve and greater investments to increase its independence.

The panel Semiconductors and Microelectronics at TechNet Emergence. Photo credit: Diego Laje, AFCEA.

CJADC2 Works But Consistent Funding Needed

Budgetary red tape, delays can render cutting-edge capabilities obsolete, says DoD deputy undersecretary.

Radha Iyengar Plumb, deputy undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment, speaks at AFCEA's TechNet Emgergence.

A Look Into the NSF’s New Directorate

The foundation’s first additional organization in 30 years is designed to spur national innovation.

Since its establishment in 1950, the National Science Foundation has funded life-changing discoveries and innovations, from the internet to Google to MRI machines. Erwin Gianchandani, assistant director for the agency’s Technology, Industry and Partnerships office (l), speaks with Charles Clancy, senior vice president and chief technology officer at MITRE and general manager of MITRE Labs about the foundation’s first new directorate in more than three decades.

Many Flavors Exist in Quantum Computing Designs

Experts see the technology still in the nascent stage but with quick developments in the next few years.

Panelists at AFCEA's TechNet Emergence conference discuss the impact of quantum computing.

Industry: Act Now To Secure the Solutions You Offer the Military

Supply chain risks need to be abated.

Panelists at TechNet Emergence discuss supply chain security.

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