Glacier: When slow storage retrieval wins the day
Amazon's cold storage is built for long-term archiving, not fast retrieval.
White House releases code to updated mobile app
Source code for iOS and Android developers is available on GitHub.
Time to give up on Java?
The zero-day window for the latest Java vulnerability has officially closed, but agencies still have to decide whether the benefits of running Java on their computers outweigh the risks.
Navigating the 'unholy' matrimony of mobile and cloud
Mobile computing and the cloud, which each have their own security concerns, have become inseparable.
In-Q-Tel backs private cloud OS for intelligence community
CIA tech investor In-Q-Tel signs deal with Adaptive Computing to develop a private cloud operating system to meet demands of intelligence agencies.
'Private cloud' just a phase? IBM would like you to think so
The zEnterprise EC-12 adds power, capacity and other features that could appeal to government.
Government's move to digital leaves the poor out in the cold, study says
GPO's transition from ink-on-paper to online documents leaves millions who don't have broadband Internet access without adequate access to government resources, according to the Center for Study of Responsive Law.
Survey: People fake understanding the cloud (even on first dates)
Agencies are going to the cloud and practically everybody is using it. But understanding it is another matter.
VA for Vets' automated, mobile system helps veterans find jobs
A cloud-based case management system with mobile components helps veterans get back into the workforce.
Remembering IBM's first mainframe, the 701
IBM's new mainframe is practically a new species compared with IBM's original mainframe, the 701.
DMTF spec simplifies cloud management
The Distributed Management Task Force's specification will simplify cloud infrastructure management and ensure that workloads can be easily moved among different cloud environments.
The 3 secrets to unlocking big data
What is different about big data is the ability of emerging cloud environments to process unlimited amounts of data.
NARA gets OMB directive: oversee revamping of fed records management
Records management framework will be based on cloud architecture, secure storage and analytical tools, according to an Office of Management and Budget directive.
How to use the cloud as a developer sandbox
Using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention research cloud, health IT developers can test apps before taking them live.
Calif. county taking 15,000 employees to Microsoft Office 365
County officials are stepping up efforts to transform operations and improve the quality of services to residents while at the same time lower IT management costs.
Why 15 = 5x3 is a major quantum breakthrough
Researchers for the first time use a solid-state quantum processor in prime factoring (and get it right half the time), which could eventually have a big impact on security.
Zero-day exploit hits Java – should you just turn it off?
The flaw in the ubiquitous programming language is being exploited with the Poison Ivy RAT from servers in China and might not be patched until October.
Top 10 datasets on data.gov
Of the nearly 1,300 datasets currently on Data.gov, you might be surprised which are the "most relevant."
App breaks through the mobile compatibility wall
The Citrix Receiver app can keep agencies' mobile devices securely connected regardless of platforms.
18 California courts to share procurement services
The Superior Court of California, County of Riverside is sponsoring the Shared Procurement Services Pilot Project, providing the services of a trial court procurement specialist to the other courts via BidSync, a procurement-as-a-service provider.
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