Congress reportedly declined an Army request for $400 million to buy Microsoft headsets after concerns over testing, but a new generation of the devices is still being funded.
Fox News chief national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin reports on the Pentagon Naming Commission's proposal to rename Army bases and remove Confederate statues and art on 'America Reports.'to purchase additional Microsoft mixed reality headsets, instead realigning funding to develop new models that will address issues with the current devices.
The $400 million request was included in the $1.75 trillion government funding bill, according to Bloomberg.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Congress says the Army can’t spend $400 million buying Microsoft HoloLens headsetsBut the company is getting millions to make improvements.
Weiterlesen »
Congress Rejects Funding the Military's Microsoft AR Goggles Because They Made Soldiers SickCongress has reportedly rejected the Army's request for $400 million to fund the purchase of more Microsoft AR Hololens goggles.
Weiterlesen »
Wanda raises $400 mln in dollar bonds in milestone for China property sectorDalian Wanda Commercial Management raised $400 million in a U.S. dollar bond, a term sheet seen by Reuters showed, in the first publicly sold dollar bond by a Chinese property-related firm since late 2021 when the sector's debt crisis came to a head.
Weiterlesen »
Austin developers plan $400 million in rental home communities with focus on D-FWAn Austin-based development firm has plans for about $400 million in rental-home projects over the next four years, including communities in Dallas-Fort Worth...
Weiterlesen »
Proposed Bill Would Give D.C. Residents $400 Or More In Rebates For Electric BikesA new bill headed to the D.C. Council this month would create 3,000 rebates for residents to buy an electric bike.
Weiterlesen »
Congress blocks purchase of more Microsoft combat goggles | EngadgetThe US Congress opted not to approve the purchase of more Microsoft combat goggles for the US Army.
Weiterlesen »