PITTSBURGH — Western Pennsylvania’s leadership in AI, robotics, and intelligence companies that work with the Department of War was reinforced recently. Qintel was selected for an $84 million contract with the United States Cyber Command to deliver a threat intelligence solution in support of full-spectrum cyber operations.

Qintel also just announced it will be part of the inaugural Pennsylvania Defense and Innovation Summit in the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, which Sen. David McCormick (R-PA) is hosting in July. The two-day conference convenes CEOs, investors, and senior military leaders to boost state defense investments, nuclear and natural gas energy, and artificial intelligence, much as the Energy Innovation Summit did at Carnegie Mellon University last summer.