The Space Forces Association (SFA), the leading nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the United States Space Force and advancing national spacepower, announced new strategic corporate partnerships with Google and Mercury Systems. These partnerships mark a significant milestone in accelerating innovation, technological integration, and public-private collaboration across the space domain. (EIN Presswire) (AP)
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