Nano Server: Microsoft’s cloud OS
Positioned as the future Windows Server, Microsoft’s Nano Server is a remotely administered server operating system optimized for private clouds and data centers.
Pennsylvania Is Making Its Roads Safer and Not In the Way You’d Think
The Keystone State is limiting accidents on wet pavement by increasing road friction.
DevOps fears and the 'Dilbert effect'
A new study highlights the obstacles to DevOps in government -- but those who are trying the development method are generally fans.
Would L.A. County Voters Support a Sales Tax Hike for Transportation's Sake?
The estimated $75 billion in revenue generated over the next 40 years could go toward rail line extensions, added carpool lanes, bus stop upgrades or new bikeway connections.
What 700 TB of cyber threat data can do for you
IBM’s cloud-based X-Force Exchange fosters sharing of cyber threat intelligence among contributing organizations.
Pentagon leverages converged solution for private cloud migration
The consolidation will replace 60 racks of legacy equipment with 10 racks of Nutanix’s hardware/software appliances.
The new perimeter and the rise of IDaaS
As mobile devices proliferate and the cloud becomes the primary way of delivering apps and services, the former hard edge of the network is becoming much fuzzier.
The many ways government tech is aiding in disaster relief
Imagery, datasets and applications have been enlisted in the response to the earthquake in Nepal.
5 steps to building a microservices foundation
Standardizing on ecosystems and platforms that free up resources and correct failed workloads can serve as the basis for microservices.
San Francisco’s ‘Secret Weapon’ to Keep Pedestrians Safe
A database management system is an indispensable tool for planners looking to eliminate traffic deaths in the city.
DISA approves 23 cloud providers
Provisional authorizations give a range of FedRAMP-approved services the green light to host DOD unclassified data.
How standards helped Oak Ridge tame its data center
Data centers must standardize their systems and have accurate documentation to maximize efficiencies.
Software-defined anything challenges status quo
Researchers at Idaho National Laboratory created a proof of concept that emulates the use and security of the laboratory’s business systems accessed by a large number of virtual machines.
Private Bus Services Aim to Disrupt Local Transit Networks
Transportation startups have San Francisco officials worried over everything from accessibility and available curb space to the more typical insurance issues.
PSC brings high-speed access to regional universities
Eight regional universities will get 1 Gbps access to the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center’s compute and storage resources.
What Local Governments Can Learn from Napa County’s ‘Living River’
Modern multi-agency, multi-benefit flood control projects combat drought and are better for the environment.
Hitachi launches software-defined infrastructure solutions
The new converged, hyper-converged and scale-out platforms use virtualization, flash and infrastructure automation.
Uber Continues to Fight State and Local Regulatory Efforts
The taxi industry disrupting ride-booking service is picking and choosing where to lobby and where to fold.
New cloud security certification debuts
Rapid growth and adoption of cloud services increases demand for demonstrable cloud security expertise.
The push for police body cameras comes with plenty of tech challenges
Cities across the country are contemplating video capture, but early adopters are finding that cost, storage and dead batteries can all complicate the effort.
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