The former chief technology officer is officially Trump’s nominee to lead the White House’s science and technology arm.

The two selections are veterans of the previous Trump administration.

The new office is expected to coordinate research and policymaking across government, industry and academia for years to come.

Concerns of being outcompeted by China saw the White House push for doubled funding and trustworthy principles.

The order borrows heavily from principles already established by the defense and intelligence communities, extending them to those outside the national security space.

Bases in San Diego, Washington state, Georgia and elsewhere will see new tech designed to help logistics and communications networks, among other things.

A look back at the relatively short history of the White House's chief technology officer role and accomplishments of the first four people to hold it.

The countries will prioritize areas like interdisciplinary research and intelligent systems and coordinate collaboration among their AI experts.

The committee comes two years into the Quantum Economic Development Consortium effort to build a QIS supply chain.

Eric Schmidt and other influential DIB board members, including Jen Pahlka, ended their four-year terms offering DOD advice on how to work better with tech.