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Rebuilding Strength at Home: How Innovation Can Galvanize American Manufacturing

By scaling the adoption of ready-now technologies and strategically investing in potentially game-changing breakthroughs, the United States can get closer to reclaiming its industrial edge.

Harnessing Bioconvergence for U.S. Manufacturing Security and Sustainability

Scaling biomanufacturing would not only strengthen supply chain resilience but also open new markets for American farmers, whose crops can serve as feedstocks for bio-based production, reducing their dependence on volatile global markets.

IQT Explains: Breakthroughs in Biotechnology ft. Antheia & Alta Resource Technologies

From medicines to minerals, the conversation shows how biology can anchor U.S. industrial strength and why execution now will determine who leads the next era of innovation and security.

Fermentation to Fabrication: The Rise of Engineered Biology in U.S. Industry

To enhance national security and economic competitiveness, there are now major efforts underway to “re-shore” the manufacturing of these and other vital materials back to the U.S.

Digital Sovereignty in Mobile Wireless Networks: Why It Matters Now More Than Ever

This is the second in a 2-part series dedicated to 6G.

The Future of Wireless: From 5G’s Killer App to 6G’s Sensing Revolution

This is the first in a two-part series dedicated to wireless communications and 6G.
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Why AI Needs a New Digital Infrastructure

Rita Waite, Partner | Esube Bekele, VP Technology | Abi Sivananthan, VP Technology
Generative AI is fundamentally transforming industries at an unprecedented pace. Existing infrastructure, largely built to handle traditional computing workloads, is no longer sufficient to meet the requirements of these advanced systems.

IQT Explains: Biotech and Investments, Pt. 2

In Part 2 of our Biotech and Investments series, we continue to explore IQT's cutting-edge work in biotechnology, focusing on our more recent investment activity and breaking down the latest developments in this ever-evolving domain.

Non-Terrestrial Networks: The Future of Global Connectivity and National Security

Nate Roberts | Senior Technology Architect
In this third and final installment of our NTN blog series, we delve into the prospective economic and geopolitical impacts of widespread NTN adoption.

IQT Explains: Biotech and Investments, Pt. 1

In this first episode of a three-part series exploring IQT's work in the biotech domain we explore IQT's origins and strategic investments in the bio sector, spanning from the post-9/11 era to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reinvesting in Microelectronics

IQT firmly believes that the key to crafting the microelectronics of tomorrow resides in locating, financing, and developing the necessary tools today‍.

7 Questions About Microelectronics

Michael Falcon, Partner | Abi Sivananthan, VP Technology | Dr. Yan Zheng, Chief of Staff
A Q&A with IQT’s microelectronics investment and technical experts exploring IQT’s activity in the space.

IQT Explains: Breakthroughs in Microelectronics

Join us for a conversation on how the U.S. can maintain leadership in microelectronics and why doing so is critical to preserving national security.

The Next KYC – Know Your Coder

Dan Bocknek | Senior Technology Architect, Adrienne Lewis | Research Manager, Brian Norville | Vice President, Cyber
As open-source software becomes ubiquitous, the integrity of the code and the credibility of its contributors are more important than ever.

IQT Quarterly Recap — Summer 2024

IQT's Marketing & Creative Team
As the temperature begins to drop in some areas around the world, it’s time to reflect on IQT’s summer quarter!

AI and the New World of Security Innovation

Steve Bowsher | CEO
Over the past decade, we've witnessed numerous false starts, but today we have the ingredients to make AI's promise a reality: abundant data, affordable storage, robust infrastructure, and advanced algorithms.

IQT Explains: Diving Into the Dataverse

This episode discusses the significance, evolving market trends, and regulatory challenges surrounding commercial data, emphasizing how new data technologies can enhance decision-making across various sectors.

IQT's 25th Anniversary Brochure

Get to know IQT's story like never before.

The Intersection: The Evolution of Warfare with General Petraeus

Steve Bowsher and General Petraeus discuss the evolution of conflict and highlight the essential leadership skills needed for navigating tumultuous times.

Workshop on 5G/6G and Open RAN

IQT National Innovation Strategy
IQT recently convened a group of industry and government experts to assess the promise and progress of Open RAN. Read the workshop summary here.

The Executive Order on the "Safe, Secure and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence: Implications for U.S. Biotechnology and National Security"

Tara O'Toole | Senior Fellow
Insightful report summarizing an IQT Roundtable discussion on the impact of AI on U.S. biotech companies and the bioeconomy.
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