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Its role is to explore, pilot, and scale new technologies. Our Memory Intelligence Network Device (MIND) architecture project pushes several dimensions of system design and operation to accelerate and explore multiple high-payoff opportunities in human-centered design and problem solving that will eventually allow us to more easily harness the computational power of future petaflops-scale quantum computing. MIND technology and architecture are particularly well suited for spaceborne applications and capable of supporting space mission critical computing tasks. It provides innovation in two critical aspects of spaceborne data processing: reliability and power consumption.

MIND is used for both NASA space-borne and ground-based high-performance computing systems. We are internationally collaborating with other partners working on similar things such as standardize the quantum assembly language and building up a deep understanding of meaningful applications, tools and practices of supercomputers in a social context.

Is the main deliberative, policymaking of our organization.  It catalyses innovation, while providing a forum to engage collaboratively across sectors. The broad issues to which it attends integrally involves technological globalization, space law, human rights, international security, sovereignty, federalism, war, peace, terrorism, and so forth. We support leaders on strategy, policy and delivery, while also working to advance national and international human rights laws that uphold the dignity and worth of each individual. 

Aiming to address and eradicate technological illiteracy, with a focus on OECD States and developing countries.  We use a number of tactics to increase the participation and creativity of the illiterates during their learning process, which include experiential learning, nurture attitudes and skills related to creativity, production, co-operation, discipline and analytical thinking. 

MOM´s role is to manage the assets of the organization for the purpose of investment, administration, and distribution of revenue, to assist and to look after the welfare of the people. 

The Sheyene School (established in the Venezuela in 2007) provide career-connected learning programs to vulnerable children and serves as an opening door that creates a pipeline to jobs and economic participation in developing countries and marginalized communities. In 2017, we partnered with NASA to roll out robotics competitions to South America through the Sheyene School and NASA CLASS. In collaboration with non-governmental entities, international and regional governments, the organization has reached over 10 countries across South America, Middle East and Europe. The program is also serving prison systems, providing assistance with education to ease the process for reentry to society for people who have been wrongfully convicted.

In 2021, the foundation started the implementation of a food program to help fragile communities facing shortages due to the effects of Covid pandemic, environmental issues, or humanitarian crises. The emergency food is provided to people in need through a network of partners in strategic locations across the countries.

The SGF Commonwealth Enrichment and Outreach (CEO) Program was established in 2022. Its mission centers on facilitating the financial security of its participants by supporting entrepreneurial activities. Results of an evaluation of our program demonstrated that participants are able to double their income after two years in the program. They are also more likely to seek healthcare for themselves, and their children are more likely to go to school. Moreover, participants tend to increase their community leadership and participation and expand their decision-making abilities.