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Foley Board Reappoints Daljit Doogal as Chair and CEO for Second Term

Foley Board Reappoints Daljit Doogal as Chair and CEO for Second Term

Foley Board Reappoints Daljit Doogal as Chair and CEO for Second Term
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Exclusive-Nvidia builds location verification tech that could help fight chip smuggling 

Exclusive-Nvidia builds location verification tech that could help fight chip smuggling 

By Stephen Nellis and Michael Martina SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Nvidia has built location verification technology that could indicate which country its chips are operating in, according to sources familiar with the matter, a move that could help prevent its artificial intelligence chips from
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NASA JPL Launches New Rover Operations Center for Moon and Mars Missions

NASA JPL Launches New Rover Operations Center for Moon and Mars Missions

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) has unveiled a new Rover Operations Center (ROC) designed to enhance the management of lunar and Martian missions. The center aims to integrate and innovate across JPL's planetary surface missions, leveraging over 30 years of experience in Mars exploration. A key focus of the ROC is the rapid infusion of higher-level autonomy into surface missions through partnerships with AI and commercial space industries. This initiative seeks to advance U.S. interests in the burgeoning space economy by delivering next-generation science and exploration capabilities.
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CLEAR Partners with CMS to Enhance Identity Verification in Healthcare

CLEAR Partners with CMS to Enhance Identity Verification in Healthcare

CLEAR, a company known for its identity verification technology, has signed a contract with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to improve identity verification in the U.S. healthcare system. This partnership is part of CMS's 'Kill the Clipboard' initiative, which aims to modernize Medicare by enhancing interoperability and reducing fraud. CLEAR's technology uses biometric data and document checks to verify identities, allowing patients and providers to confirm their identities with a simple selfie. The initiative is expected to streamline healthcare processes and improve security.
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Vitas Hospice Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of Over 300,000 Individuals

Vitas Hospice Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of Over 300,000 Individuals

Vitas Healthcare, the largest for-profit hospice chain in the United States, has experienced a significant data breach affecting over 300,000 individuals. The breach was discovered on October 24, 2025, and involved unauthorized access to Vitas systems through a compromised vendor account. The attacker maintained access from September 21 to October 27, during which they downloaded sensitive personal information of current and former patients. This data includes names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, driver’s license numbers, Social Security numbers, medical and insurance information, and contact details for next of kin. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' healthcare data breach tracker has confirmed the impact on 319,177 individuals. It remains unclear if this breach was part of a ransomware attack, as no group has claimed responsibility.
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Technology Modernization Fund Reauthorization Excluded from NDAA, Threatening Government Tech Projects

Technology Modernization Fund Reauthorization Excluded from NDAA, Threatening Government Tech Projects

The Technology Modernization Fund (TMF), a crucial financial resource for U.S. government technology projects, was not included in the final text of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This exclusion leaves the future of the TMF uncertain, as its authorization is set to expire soon. The TMF, established in 2017, supports long-term modernization projects that do not align with the annual appropriations cycle. Without reauthorization, approximately $160 million in funding will be frozen, affecting new investments. The General Services Administration (GSA) and the Office of Management and Budget have been advocating for the fund's continuation, emphasizing its role in saving work hours and delivering cost savings. The House Oversight and Reform Committee plans to address the reauthorization in the new year.
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Canada Launches Major Recruitment Drive for Skilled Workers Amid U.S. Immigration Restrictions

Canada Launches Major Recruitment Drive for Skilled Workers Amid U.S. Immigration Restrictions

Canada has announced a significant initiative to attract highly skilled workers, including doctors, scientists, and researchers, as the United States imposes stricter immigration policies under President Trump. The Canadian government is investing $1.2 billion over a decade to enhance salaries, infrastructure, and grants to recruit over 1,000 professionals in critical fields. This move is seen as a response to the U.S. administration's increased scrutiny on foreign workers, particularly those holding H-1B visas. The Canadian plan includes an accelerated pathway for these visa holders, offering them a faster route to permanent residency. This initiative is part of a broader effort by Canada to counteract the 'brain drain' it has experienced, as many of its top talents have historically moved to the U.S. for better opportunities.
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Technology Modernization Fund Reauthorization Excluded from NDAA, Future Uncertain

Technology Modernization Fund Reauthorization Excluded from NDAA, Future Uncertain

The Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) reauthorization was not included in the final text of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), leaving its future uncertain. With the fund's authorization set to expire in four days, nearly $160 million in funding for government technology projects is at risk of being frozen. The TMF, established in 2017, supports long-term modernization projects that do not align with the annual appropriations cycle. Despite efforts from political leaders and the House Oversight and Reform Committee to secure reauthorization, the fund's future remains unclear. The General Services Administration (GSA) has highlighted the TMF's impact, including saving 378 million work hours and delivering billions in cost savings.
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Generation AI: Transforming the Future of Supply Chain and Logistics

Generation AI: Transforming the Future of Supply Chain and Logistics

Generation AI: Transforming the Future of Supply Chain and Logistics
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Blink Introduces AI Video Descriptions to Enhance Home Security Camera Features

Blink Introduces AI Video Descriptions to Enhance Home Security Camera Features

Blink Introduces AI Video Descriptions to Enhance Home Security Camera Features
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AI Advancements Pose Opportunities and Challenges for U.S. Businesses

AI Advancements Pose Opportunities and Challenges for U.S. Businesses

AI Advancements Pose Opportunities and Challenges for U.S. Businesses
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President Trump to Sign Executive Order for National AI Regulation, Aiming to Override State Laws

President Trump to Sign Executive Order for National AI Regulation, Aiming to Override State Laws

President Donald Trump announced plans to sign an executive order establishing a national rule for artificial intelligence (AI), aiming to supersede various state laws. This move is seen as a victory for major tech companies like OpenAI, Google, and Meta, which have advocated for a unified national standard to prevent a fragmented regulatory landscape that could hinder innovation. The executive order is expected to preempt state laws through potential lawsuits and withholding federal funding. This initiative comes amid concerns from state leaders who argue for the necessity of state-level AI regulations to protect residents. States like Florida and California have already enacted laws addressing AI-related issues such as data privacy and the prevention of nonconsensual AI-generated content. The executive order is part of a broader effort by President Trump to centralize AI regulation, despite opposition from both Democratic and Republican state leaders.