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Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
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Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
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Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
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Can a mail truck deliver itself to the post office?
The U.S. Postal Service completed a two-week self-driving delivery truck pilot. All mail was delivered early.
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White House strategy calls for secure, usable government data
The Federal Data Strategy establishes near- and long-term goals for getting the most out of the federal government’s massive data stores.
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California turns to military technology to help fight fires
California has a new level of cooperation with the Pentagon as it tries to avoid another deadly, destructive fire season, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday, downplaying friction with President Donald Trump’s administration.
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Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
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Senators introduce new bill to out-innovate China
By coordinating standards and offering new shared resources, bipartisan legislation attempts to build a tangible advantage in artificial intelligence.
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Can new tech help nip inefficiency in the bud at HUD?
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is soliciting IT modernization solutions through the Centers of Excellence program.
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Is this a JEDI mind trick?
I don’t question industry’s ability to develop a secure, capable cloud infrastructure for the Pentagon. I do question how on earth the Pentagon screwed up the competition so badly.
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Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
-
Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
-
Can a mail truck deliver itself to the post office?
The U.S. Postal Service completed a two-week self-driving delivery truck pilot. All mail was delivered early.
-
White House strategy calls for secure, usable government data
The Federal Data Strategy establishes near- and long-term goals for getting the most out of the federal government’s massive data stores.
-
California turns to military technology to help fight fires
California has a new level of cooperation with the Pentagon as it tries to avoid another deadly, destructive fire season, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday, downplaying friction with President Donald Trump’s administration.
-
Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
-
Senators introduce new bill to out-innovate China
By coordinating standards and offering new shared resources, bipartisan legislation attempts to build a tangible advantage in artificial intelligence.
-
Can new tech help nip inefficiency in the bud at HUD?
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is soliciting IT modernization solutions through the Centers of Excellence program.
-
Is this a JEDI mind trick?
I don’t question industry’s ability to develop a secure, capable cloud infrastructure for the Pentagon. I do question how on earth the Pentagon screwed up the competition so badly.
-
Will China win the military AI race on the back of commercial technology?
Congressional hearing testimony suggests future competition with an uncertain outcome.
-
Is the US the weak link in the blockchain?
A lack of funds and understanding is slowing down government adoption, according to a panel of technology advocates.
-
Can digital bits protect what you bite?
Blockchain technology could speed up food tracing, and therefore improve safety, according to a Food and Drug Administration deputy commissioner.
-
Can a mail truck deliver itself to the post office?
The U.S. Postal Service completed a two-week self-driving delivery truck pilot. All mail was delivered early.
-
White House strategy calls for secure, usable government data
The Federal Data Strategy establishes near- and long-term goals for getting the most out of the federal government’s massive data stores.
-
California turns to military technology to help fight fires
California has a new level of cooperation with the Pentagon as it tries to avoid another deadly, destructive fire season, Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday, downplaying friction with President Donald Trump’s administration.
-
Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
-
Senators introduce new bill to out-innovate China
By coordinating standards and offering new shared resources, bipartisan legislation attempts to build a tangible advantage in artificial intelligence.
-
Can new tech help nip inefficiency in the bud at HUD?
The Department of Housing and Urban Development is soliciting IT modernization solutions through the Centers of Excellence program.
-
Is this a JEDI mind trick?
I don’t question industry’s ability to develop a secure, capable cloud infrastructure for the Pentagon. I do question how on earth the Pentagon screwed up the competition so badly.
