Looking at how do i put encryption and make it so no one can mess with the device other things that might have impact on People Living there. First off we noticed to make sure the government doesnt weaken encryption. Second of all we need to continue to see the growth in the kinds of research around encryption that is in some cases supported by the government. Anyone else . I share his comments. Also going back to the garage door opener. When that was introduced it was primitive, it was a fun thing to do to drive around the neighborhood and open up other peoples garage doors or similarly other peoples telephones. By todays standards it was relatively primitive even though novel then. As weve gotten more sophisticated, memory chips have grown, theres solutions and we dont hear about those problems anymore. It hasnt been an issue. Thank you. The reality is significant investment is made in innovating around privacy and security because its the right thing to do and consumers are demandin
Now that is 10 trillion. So there are not many places you can say i can take 10 trillion out of the spending stream to keep you healthier. Let me follow up on this now speaker gingrich. You are a conservative and as a result may have credibility than i do in some circumstances on the question on the role of government here. Why isnt it enough to count on private industry to do this . Why do we have to have a substantial investment from the federal government . Its a question about American History. [ inaudible ] and i are developing a project on why George Washington matters. And people dont often notice that the Founding Fathers wrote into the constitute a Patent Office because they so deeply believed in the future. They made investments. The First Federal highway was built during washingtons lifetime. They believed in improving things. They talked about them as improvements. Jefferson launched an expedition to the west and there was a Childrens Book on this called from sea to shining
Heavily as they have in the past 14 years . Theres no question they will play a valuable role. Certainly we have asked a lot of guard and reserve members and they have given a lot in the last 14 years so it will be a valuable contribution in to future. Thank you. I will move on to the different topic and mr. Clarke you can assist with this. Today i wrote about my colleagues in a letter some of our underwater cable and its very concerning because the farris iber optic cables and they carry everything from sensitive information, communication. Many of these things that are vital to our economic stability and i know that is a very sensitive topic, but i think its pretty vital that we Start Talking about our answers and underwater cyberoptic cable. Are you concerned at all about the security that either exists or does not exist out there and if you could expound on that please. Im very concerned about it. Those cables carry trillions of dollars in Financial Transactions every year. About 9
Communicating that to create uncertainty. So we develop a new railgun, laser, Electronic Warfare system that will offer promise. We build a few. We could take it and turn around and use it for our own purposes by creating uncertainty in the minds of potential enemies. Between their communication strategy and their model fields operation super example before they launched the operation they had preset hashtags ready to go we dont have that kind of cohesion between our Strategic Communications and our bottom field operations. Thank you all in thank you mr. Chairman. Thank you mr. Chairman. Doctors singer earlier you said the per unit cost is i would like to open it up to the entire panel and ask what can we do about cutting . Work you may do less quite a lot of times we talk about where we can do more. Id like your opinions on where we can do less with regards to research, training. But only need in the future . Dr. Singer. I think you have heard many great ideas and how we will be able
Alabama expanding innovation opportunities for entrepreneurs, businesses
By Dennis Washington
May 13, 2021
The Alabama Innovation Commission met May 12 at at the Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator in downtown Birmingham. (Dennis Washington / Alabama NewsCenter)
Entrepreneurs and business leaders looking to start and grow their businesses now have more opportunities and support in Alabama.
That message was the central theme Wednesday during the Alabama Innovation Commission‘s meeting at the Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator in downtown Birmingham. The commission met to review its successes and map out goals for the remainder of 2021.
“To be at the midway point and to have the progress that the commission has made is absolutely incredible,” said Greg Barker, president of the Economic Development Partnership of Alabama. “There’s been meaningful legislation that has been passed, and then to outline what we’re going to do going forward, the way we’re going