NM's aerospace advantage: Federal support, incentives
Two industries have emerged as significant drivers of economic performance in aerospace and other advanced industries in New ...
US energy department invites AI data center development at Los Alamos and other federal lands
While Biden's executive order focused on powering AI infrastructure with clean energy sources such as “geothermal, solar, ...
Sandia National Laboratories gives update on construction of new $400M facility
The final design of Sandia's new $400 million facility was finished in the first quarter of 2025, and it will now go through ...
Energy secretary reduces regulations on national labs construction
The Department of Energy released an order a week ago that it says will lift “burdensome” permitting requirements and jump-start infrastructure improvements at national laboratories. Labs working on ...
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Sandia National Laboratories Reveals First B61-13 Joint Test Assembly
With the completion of the B61-12 program, work has now started on the B61-13, specifically designed for “certain harder and ...
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Sandia National Labs develops camera placement tool to aid Albuquerque police crime-fighting
Sandia National Laboratories teamed up with the Albuquerque Police Department to determine where to add cameras so ...
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Chris Wright elaborates on DOE data center build-out, job cuts
The Energy secretary said a plan to build data centers could help national labs and that his agency is “midstream” in ...
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Sandia National Laboratories Seeks To Boost EV Safety By Quickly Detecting Battery Failures
(MENAFN- Investor Brand Network) Scientists from Sandia National Laboratories here in the U.S. are working to boost electric vehicle safety by improving the speed of battery failure detection systems.
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Sandia National Laboratory researchers work to reduce plastic pollution
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Sandia National Labs is working on new research that would allow plastics to self-destruct once they are no longer useful. The Environmental Protection Agency says ...