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Meta's new open-weight model release changes where enterprise data has to travel to get value out of AI. It's the same argument NGS has been making about open-source GIS for years, applied to a new layer of the stack.
NGS brings the security discipline behind its defense and intelligence work to commercial teams seeking to put AI to work with appropriate controls and clear accountability.
CoreSpatial 3D adds streaming 3D to CoreSpatial Portal through a self-hosted deployment of Cesium ion. It brings global 3D content, 3D Tiles from your own data, and native 2D/3D integration, all on your own infrastructure.
NGS is pleased to announce the 2026.2 release of CoreSpatial Server, Basemaps and Map Manager, with continued security hardening across the stack and a Portal 2026.2 release candidate in testing.
TAK is a powerful platform. But when your geospatial ecosystem doesn't speak the same language, critical data disappears exactly when it matters most.
CoreSpatial 2026 Q1 release including Server, Map Manager, and Portal, a significant Portal update combining multiple upstream MapStore2 releases.
NGS is pleased to announce the 2025.4 release of CoreSpatial Server, Basemaps and Map Manager, and previews roadmap items for 2026.
NGS has been selected for award under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), a 20-year IDIQ giving federal customers a streamlined path to buy our engineering, geospatial, cybersecurity, and DevSecOps services.
The 2025.3 release of CoreSpatial Server, Basemaps and Map Manager, with a Portal release and generally-available FIPS compliance on the way.
CoreSpatial Server enables GeoServer to run in FIPS mode on RHEL and containerized environments. Learn why this matters for secure government deployments.
Whether you're working in disaster response, public safety, environmental monitoring, or national defense, the need for accurate, flexible, interoperable geospatial tools is constant.
The 2025.2 release includes major security and performance updates across the stack, with a new Portal release and GeoServer FIPS compliance in progress.
How open-source GIS solutions like GeoServer, PostGIS, and CesiumJS are powering secure, flexible, cost-effective mission-critical government systems.
The 2025 Q1 release of CoreSpatial Server, Map Manager and Portal, including critical security patches and a wave of new Portal features.
A good folder structure isn't about rigid rules. It's about a setup that makes your project scalable, maintainable, and easy to navigate.
CoreSpatial Portal is now released, the newest addition to the CoreSpatial ecosystem, a customizable web GIS for all skill levels.
Our 2024 Q4 release of CoreSpatial Server, Basemaps, and Map Manager, containing critical security patches recommended for immediate update.
NGS announces the launch of CoreSpatial, combining high-performance mapping, data management, and analysis into one powerful, secure, scalable solution.