Agencies rack up cloud savings, but better reporting needed, GAO says
Nearly all the agencies audited by the Government Accounting Office reported the cloud provided "significant benefits" that included improved customer service and more cost-effective IT management.
GSA plans cloud for civilian agency office apps
Taking a page from the Defense Department's cloud playbook, the General Services Administration is planning a cloud contract for civilian agency email and collaboration services.
Getting from cloud first to cloud smart
As cloud adoption continues in government agencies, security, procurement and workforce remain sticking points.
Is the connected mainframe the fastest path to digital transformation?
Merging foundational infrastructure with modern API development tools can bring new functionalities to government systems.
The Uber-Transit Convergence Arrives in Denver
The ride-hailing giant once called public transportation a threat to its growth. But in one city, it’s joining forces.
Infrastructure Week Became a Joke. Now It’s for Real.
A deal with the Democrats may now be Trump’s best chance for a legislative win ahead of 2020.
Finding History Along the Highway
State archeologists in Maryland are digging up the history of slavery in the state, connecting the DNA of an enslaved woman who lived on a plantation 200 years ago to modern-day descendants in Sierra Leone.
3 Ways $2 Trillion for Infrastructure Can Fight Inequality Too
COMMENTARY | Just as America's highways, sewage systems and water pipes need fixing, so does the growing gap between rich and poor. Trump and the Democrats could use that money to address both.
5G Technology Isn't Quite Here Yet
The next wave of wireless technology might take a while.
Texas High Speed Rail Faces a New Threat: Semantics
A private company plans to break ground on a bullet train between Houston and Dallas in 2019. But opponents of the project have a new argument.
The next big thing in municipal websites
By separating the repository where data lives from the system that displays it, designers can create content once and distribute it across multiple channels, displaying it on any device.
DISA ramps up cloud push
The Defense Information Systems Agency is bolstering support for its Enterprise Services Division and has released the solicitation for cloud-based office solutions.
How to Help Small Businesses Survive a Flood
After a flood, 40% to 60% of small businesses close down. Lawmakers say improving infrastructure before disasters strike could help prevent that from happening.
MilCloud 2.0 migration is moving forward
Caroline Bean, DISA's MilCloud deputy program manager and lead engineer, explained where the migration stands and what to expect this year.
Trump and Democrats Agree to More Talks on $2 Trillion Infrastructure Package
They're slated to convene again in three weeks to discuss funding options.
USDA Accepting Applications to Fund Rural Broadband Services
The agency is making at least $600 million available and the pot is open to rural electrical cooperatives and municipalities, as well as telecom companies.
Bursting the Aquarium Bubble
Aquariums might seem like underwater wonderlands, but building a new one comes at a cost.
Shenango: improving data center efficiency
The system detects when time-sensitive applications would benefit from more compute power and orchestrates the reallocation of packets across server cores.
GPUs usher in a new era in government analytics
Today's GPUs can handle artificial intelligence, machine learning and other high-performance tasks, making them a vital component of digital transformation, better public service and improved national security.
Containers and hybrid IT: Plenty of benefits, but one big challenge
Containers offer some enormous advantages for IT administrators working with different types of clouds, but they also introduce unique challenges when it comes to monitoring.
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