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In-Q-Tel Eyes Brainspace’s Analytics, Machine Learning Tools for Digital Investigations


money investmentTYSONS CORNER, VA, Oct. 13, 2016 — In-Q-Tel has partnered with Brainspace in an investment agreement that seeks to advance the latter’s machine learning and data analytics tools to support digital investigations, ExecutiveBiz reported Wednesday.

Brainspace said Tuesday the partnership also serves to build on its efforts to meet the operational requirements of the Intelligence Community.

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