Lawmakers Push to Restore Waterway, Coastal Storm Assessment Funds
The Trump administration has proposed significant reductions to a program that funds cleanup in the Chesapeake Bay and stopped funding studies that seek to address threats posed by coastal storm-related flooding.
Responder data-sharing test shows need for ‘bombproof’ tech
A test of the Smart City Interoperability Reference Architecture demonstrated that technology that any common operating picture technology must simple and operation-ready for responders to seriously consider it.
AWS calls for more JEDI procurement docs
Amazon Web Services wants to expand the administrative record in its lawsuit over the Department of Defense's award of the $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract to Microsoft.
NOAA to triple weather forecasting capacity
When the two new Cray systems come online, the combined high-performance computing resources will be triple the capacity and double the storage and interconnect speed of current systems.
Securing FedRAMP’s future
Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program must keep pace with rapidly evolving technology and growing agency need for authorized cloud services, a new report says.
Can TIC 3.0 and zero-trust co-exist?
As the concept of zero trust gains traction, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is working to make the strategy mesh with the third version of the Trusted Internet Connection policy.
How AI helps predict fire risk
A machine-learning-based model helps the Pittsburgh Bureau of Fire see which buildings in the city are at the highest risk of a fire and prioritize safety inspections.
Ensuring State Broadband Grants Go the Extra Mile
From grant matching to community engagement teams, officials who oversee state broadband grants say it’s important to require communities and companies that receive public funding to meet certain benchmarks.
Victims of NIMBYism, Unite
COMMENTARY | Solving the housing crisis means organizing everyone who suffers when communities block the construction of new apartments.
Buses Will Become the Priority on This City’s Streets
A measure passed in Portland, Oregon will create bus-specific lanes, an effort supporters say will help the city meet its climate change action goals.
No pressure from White House over JEDI, Esper says
Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he "never felt pressure from the White House" on the Pentagon's $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
Quantum internet: The next global network is already being laid
Instead of replacing the current infrastructure of optical fibers, data centers and base stations, the quantum internet will build on top of and make maximum use of the existing, classical internet.
High-performance computing roundup
Better ways to evaluate supercomputers, new deployments of HPC systems and Penn State's search for a catchy nickname for its ICDS-ACI system.
Cities and Towns are Abandoning Glass Recycling. Can It Be Saved?
Glass is highly recyclable, but collection of the material through single-stream recycling programs is falling out of favor in many cities because of contamination problems and high costs.
JEDI delay pushes back classified cloud provisioning
When a federal court hit the brakes on the Defense Department's Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud program, it also slowed the testing and rollout of a new system that automates user authentication and security auditing for classified provisioning.
New York City Reckless Drivers Could Face Mandatory Safe Driving Class
STATE AND LOCAL ROUNDUP | Wisconsin working on tax breaks for struggling dairy farmers … Maryland comptroller bans disposable, flavored e-cigarettes ... Washington county sued over deportation flights.
Frustrated by Flawed Broadband Maps, States Are Trying to Create Their Own
The Federal Communications Commission’s broadband maps underestimate the number of households that lack internet service. State agencies are trying to gather better data.
A State Seeks to Boost Air Travel Within its Borders
There are no direct flights between cities in Idaho, so travelers must take connecting flights out of state to travel between them. One lawmaker hopes to establish a committee to tackle the problem.
FedRAMP moves toward formal authorization
The FedRAMP Authorization Act would officially establish Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program within the General Services Administration, putting into code its duties and responsibilities.
How government agencies can take control of their cloud spending
Real-time telemetry from cloud infrastructure and applications can be leveraged to analyze the citizen experience and help agencies understand exactly how much it costs to support those user-friendly environments.
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