New York fiber laser expert Ji Wang is convicted of economic espionage for stealing U.S. military secrets to benefit China.
A Painted Post man was convicted by a federal jury of stealing trade secrets from his former employer, Corning Inc., and trying to cash in on ...
A federal jury has convicted a Steuben County man of economic espionage and stealing critical U.S. Technology.
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Former Corning Inc. scientist convicted of stealing DARPA trade secrets for China
A federal jury found Ji Wang, of Painted Post, guilty on multiple charges for stealing sensitive defense research for China.
Seven years after the DARPA program completed, Wang started negotiating with Chinese government entities to launch a fiber ...
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Black Hawk chown: DARPA takes helicopter pilots out of the air for $6M
An hour’s tablet training and a soldier was sending the bird on autonomous errands Who needs a drone when you can fly a Black Hawk from a tablet? DARPA's $6 million award to Sikorsky paid off when a ...
All three Canadian companies participating in a United States military-backed quantum computing research program have ...
DARPA has launched a prize challenge to demonstrate multicopter uncrewed aircraft that can carry payloads more than four times their weight in a stated goal of tapping into the U.S. “garage innovator” ...
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has released a "field guide" for the commercialization of the Moon. This is an odd sentence to write since, of course, DARPA classically makes ...
PACIFICA, Calif., Nov. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PhysicsAI today announced that the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has awarded the company a prime contract under the Albatross ...
Investing.com -- PhysicsAI has been awarded a prime contract by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) under the Albatross program, which aims to develop autonomous soaring capabilities ...
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