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Ocient, In-Q-Tel's ultra-large-scale database analytic new hope

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ChapsVision, MissionLinks, Peraton

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

ParisFormer Nexa chief Renaud Roques joins ChapsVision.

RestonOcient and BlackHorse CEOs join US intelligence suppliers assciation MissionLink.Next.

Herndon, VirginiaPeraton strengthens intelligence programmes with new former CIA team.

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Primer puts AI to work for intelligence analysts

Primer, a startup backed by In-Q-Tel and Mubadala Investment Company, is hoping to land business in the intelligence community by slashing the time it takes to analyze data.

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Guy Filippelli, architect of the NSA's RTRG programme, finances startups

Guy Filippelli, a pioneer in SIGINT big data analytics for the NSA, is carving a new career for himself as an adviser to several cybersecurity investment firms.

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Trump's intelligence industry insider

Michael T. Flynn, the charismatic former chief of the Defense Intelligence (DIA), surprised Capitol Hill over the summer by joining Donald Trump's campaign as security advisor. The only high-ranking intelligence official to have hitched his wagon to the Republican candidate, [.

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Former CIA officers track would-be Snowdens

Ex-CIA officials now in the private sector are trying to land contracts preventing internal leaks.

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Washington shapes Syrian rebel force

The first US weapons and trainers arrived in Turkey at the beginning of May, headed for the NATO military base of Incirlik, in the south, and the central Anatolia Turkish base of Hirfani, to support ‘moderate’ Syrian rebels fighting to [.

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DIA chief Stewart grapples with reforms

Caught between the eagle eye of the Senate and a CIA that jealously guards its own turf, General Vincent Steward, who was appointed director of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) in January, is searching for scope to reform the agency.