FAYETTEVILLE -- High-tech communications and electronic warfare products developer Xtremis, which recently opened its Devil's Den Proving Grounds in Northwest...
Xtremis funding UA fellowships to boost studies in radio frequency engineering, artificial intelligence | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
2025-06-22 03:15:00
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作者：John Magsam
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John Magsam is the Northwest Arkansas bureau chief. He works on the business desk and covers the state’s casino, brewery and firearms industries. John also has some editing duties. He started his newspaper career at the Chillicothe Constitution Tribune in Chillicothe, Mo. in 1993 and has worked at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette since 1999. John is a graduate of Arkansas Tech University in Russellville.
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High-tech communications and electronic warfare company Xtremis has opened its Devil's Den Proving Grounds in Northwest Arkansas, featuring an office and lab space design by Marlon Blackwell.