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Advanced Technology International (ATI) Advanced Technology International (ATI) 2025-11-05T13:15:40-05:00 Delivering Speed and Innovation We build and manage R&D collaborations to solve our nation’s most urgent challenges at the speed of need. We are the largest driver of R&D innovation annually in the nation. Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.
Visit ATI’s CMMC Resources Page for more information. We help over 100 government sponsors collaborate with the best and brightest innovators to accelerate technological progress, focus their resources on the mission, and access emerging technologies.
Accelerating Impact for over 25 Years We support R&D projects that have had real national security impact across a wide range of areas from aviation to armaments to biomedical to shipbuilding. Active recruitment of non-traditional innovators is the life-blood of a thriving collaboration. View current federally-funded research and technology development opportunities See our Active Opportunities Summerville, SC 29486 Email: info@ati.
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