Artificial Intelligence Redaction Software Wins $1.9 Million TACFI Award
Redactable, a leading AI-driven redaction software company, has announced a significant milestone in its growth journey. The company has secured a Tactical Funding Increase (TACFI) of US$1.9 million, marking a year since its initial Phase II contract.
The latest contract will allow Redactable to expand its capabilities, furthering the defense mission need of automating business processes using AI. This funding boost comes from an unspecified institution, with the exact name yet to be disclosed.
The TACFI is for Redactable's AI-driven redaction software, which has already proven its effectiveness in the defense sector. With this funding, Redactable aims to enhance its software's capabilities, providing even more robust solutions to its clients.
In addition to the TACFI, Redactable has also gained two new prestigious defense clients. The Headquarters Air Force (HAF/JAI) and the 18th Air Force Judge Advocate have joined Redactable's growing list of customers. These new partnerships will help Redactable to expand its footprint in the defense sector.
Redactable's AI-driven redaction software has been selected by AFWERX for the TACFI. AFWERX is the U.S. Air Force's innovation arm, focused on seeking and accelerating solutions that empower those who protect our nation.
The contract does not involve any advertisements, ensuring the focus remains on the development and implementation of Redactable's AI-driven redaction software. The implementation of this contract will be showcased on Redactable's homepage, IoT Now.
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