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Project Haystack
Project Haystack is an open source suite for modeling IoT data, using a semantic data model that makes operational data from buildings and equipment self-describing.
Project Hermes
Project Hermes was a US Army guided-missile program run by General Electric from November 1944, testing 67 captured German V-2 rockets at White Sands and developing early American missiles.
Project Iceworm
Project Iceworm, also known as Operation Iceworm, was a top-secret US Army Cold War plan to hide up to 600 nuclear missiles in tunnels under Greenland's ice sheet.
Project Independence
Project Independence was a United States energy program announced by President Richard Nixon in November 1973, seeking energy self-sufficiency by 1980 after the Arab oil embargo.
Project Jupyter
Project Jupyter, also known as Jupyter, is an open-source project formed from IPython in 2014 that develops the Jupyter Notebook and JupyterLab tools for interactive computing.
Project M (NASA)
Project M was a NASA Johnson Space Center mission concept around 2010 to send the humanoid robot Robonaut 2 to the Moon within 1,000 days using a LOX/methane lander.
Project management software
Project management software, also called a project management system or application, helps teams plan, schedule, assign, and track project work through task lists, Gantt charts, calendars, and shared reporting.
Project Maven
Project Maven is a US Defense Department artificial intelligence program created in 2017 to analyze drone video, later growing into the Palantir-built Maven Smart System.
Project Mercury
Project Mercury, also known as the Mercury program, was the United States' first human spaceflight program, whose six crewed flights from 1961 to 1963 put Americans in space and Earth orbit.
Project Minerva (mine countermeasures)
Project Minerva, officially titled Mine Hunting Capability (MHC), is the United Kingdom's transition to autonomous mine countermeasures, replacing the Royal Navy's Hunt-class and Sandown-class vessels with uncrewed systems.
Project Moonshot
Project Moonshot is an open-source toolkit for testing large language model applications, combining benchmarking and red-teaming, developed by Singapore's IMDA and the AI Verify Foundation.
Project Nessie
Project Nessie (Nessie) is an open-source Apache-2.0 transactional Iceberg catalog for data lakes, originally open-sourced by Dremio, with Git-like branches, tags, and merges across tables, an Iceberg REST plus native API, and commits versioning the whole catalog.
Project NOAH (Philippines)
Project NOAH (Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards) is a Philippine disaster risk reduction program launched in 2012 by the Department of Science and Technology, producing hazard maps and flood forecasts.
Project Olympus (lunar construction)
Project Olympus is a construction system by Austin company ICON, developed with NASA to build landing pads, roads, and habitats on the Moon from local regolith.
Project Orion (nuclear propulsion)
Project Orion was a United States study from 1958 to 1965 of spacecraft propelled by nuclear explosions detonated behind a pusher plate, canceled by the 1963 nuclear test ban treaty.
Project Panama
Project Panama was an Anthropic program begun in 2024 to acquire large numbers of print books, remove their bindings, scan their pages, and dispose of the paper copies to build training data for Claude.
Project Pigeon
Project Pigeon, also known as Project Orcon, was a World War II US program in which B. F. Skinner trained pigeons to guide a glide bomb.
Project Pluto
Project Pluto was a US Atomic Energy Commission and Air Force program, run from 1957 to 1964, to develop a nuclear ramjet engine for a Mach 3 cruise missile.
Project Prometheus funding
Project Prometheus funding is the capital raised for Prometheus, the AI venture co-founded by Jeff Bezos and Vik Bajaj, which raised about $18.2 billion by June 2026.
Project Rainier (Anthropic–AWS)
Project Rainier is an AWS compute cluster of nearly 500,000 Trainium2 AI chips built for Anthropic to train and serve its Claude models, launched in October 2025.
Project Red (geothermal)
Project Red is Fervo Energy's enhanced geothermal system pilot near Winnemucca, Nevada, the first commercial EGS to deliver electricity to a grid, powering Google data centers from 2023.
Project Sunrise (Qantas)
Project Sunrise, also known as Qantas Project Sunrise, is Qantas' program for non-stop flights between Australia's east coast and London and New York, starting in October 2027.
Project West Ford
Project West Ford, also known as Project Needles, was a 1961 and 1963 US military experiment that orbited millions of copper needles to reflect radio signals.
Project Wing
Project Wing is a drone delivery program begun in 2012 at Alphabet's X moonshot factory; it graduated in 2018 into Wing, an independent Alphabet company.
Projected gradient descent attack
The projected gradient descent (PGD) attack is an iterative white-box method for generating adversarial examples against neural networks, popularized by Aleksander Madry and colleagues in 2017.
Projection lithography
Projection lithography is the semiconductor manufacturing process that images a circuit pattern from a mask onto a photoresist-coated wafer through a reduction lens, setting integrated-circuit feature sizes.
ProjectWise
ProjectWise is a project collaboration and engineering information management software product from Bentley Systems, launched in 1999 and used by 46 U.S. State Departments of Transportation.
Prolog
Prolog is a logic programming language created around 1972 at the University of Marseille by Alain Colmerauer and Philippe Roussel, in which programs run by proving goals through backtracking.
Prolog epilog optimization
Prolog epilog optimization is a family of compiler techniques, most prominently shrink-wrapping, that reduce or relocate the prologue and epilogue code a function executes at entry and exit.
Promela
Promela is a high-level specification language for modeling interactions in distributed systems and expressing correctness requirements, verified with the SPIN model checker, which proves properties or generates counterexamples.