DARPA says industry interest in AI Next campaign is ‘very good, solid’
The controversy surrounding the use of AI for defense "doesn't have to hamper us," DARPA says.
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OPM clashes with IG on cyber posture
OPM’s relationship with its inspector general has gone from a difference of opinion to a heated schism on the subject of IT security in its latest...
Department of Energy supercomputers top list of world’s fastest
The Summit machine, unveiled this summer, is the fastest in the world according to the new version of the ranking list.
IT ‘issues’ leave veterans without crucial GI Bill benefits
The Forever GI Bill, signed into law in 2017, has changed some things and left the agency scrambling.
VMware’s Bill Rowan on future-proofing IT security
VMware’s federal executive stresses the need to build security into the application and the network layer from the beginning to address future...
Regulation of facial recognition tech is the government’s job, Amazon leaders say
"If and when that happens," Amazon will abide, AWS CEO Andy Jassy said.
Democratic House won’t change IT modernization agenda, White House’s Liddell says
“Everything we’ve done in the past two years we’ll continue to do," Chris Liddell said.
Air Force wants a better view of the landscape for intelligence analytics tools
The Air Force is awash in intelligence data and wants to work with industry and academia to find new tools that can help its analysts.
