Guernsey names Laura Fawcett director of cybersecurity assessments
Fawcett will oversee Guernsey’s independent cybersecurity assessment services, including CMMC assessments for defense industrial base organizations and other regulated sectors.
Fawcett will oversee Guernsey’s independent cybersecurity assessment services, including CMMC assessments for defense industrial base organizations and other regulated sectors.
Company says the project represents a $1B+ regional investment, supports about 1,000 construction jobs at peak and about 100 operations jobs, and includes $25M+ in local infrastructure improvements.
Lawmakers are moving to set AI rules for schools, minors and state government as adoption accelerates. New polling highlights strong support for human oversight and key safeguards.
HB 3942 and SB 1990 strengthen transparency and require deeper analysis of economic incentives, which Rep. John Kane says will keep state policy aligned with shifting industries and strategic goals.
White House urges Congress to adopt a single federal AI standard covering child safety, free speech, IP, innovation and workforce—plus ratepayer protections tied to data‑center power costs.
Chamber article says community‑first data centers can grow local tax bases, create skilled jobs, and protect ratepayers through transparent planning and resource stewardship.
An Oklahoma woman outlived every projection after a drug developed at OMRF transformed her life.
Broadband provider Bluepeak announced a new multimillion-dollar investment to expand high-speed fiber internet service to homes and businesses across Pawhuska.
First completed projects bring fiber service to Washita and Greer counties as Oklahoma’s statewide broadband buildout moves from planning to delivery.
The former Meta board member will join the company’s management team as it scales AI and infrastructure investments.
Reuters reports renewed confidence in Alphabet’s AI approach, driven by Gemini partnerships and continued growth in Google Cloud.
Solid state batteries, wearable display glasses, and AI driven robotics moved closer to real world deployment—each with clear implications for energy, training, and operations in Oklahoma.