National Science Foundation breaks ground on computing facility in Texas
The Leadership-Class Computing Facility is expected to be operational in 2026 and will house a supercomputer that’s expected to improve simulation and AI research.
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Supreme Court ruling shakes up AI regulation; New bill aims to streamline cybersecurity standards
How the end of Chevron Deference impacts federal AI policies and the push for unified cybersecurity regulations
GSA announces request for proposals for no-ceiling Alliant 3 contract
The new governmentwide acquisition contract has no maximum contract guarantee, per the RFP.
AI Prioritization in FedRAMP and CDO Council Guidance Delays
GSA's Framework for Generative AI and the Challenges Facing Federal Chief Data Officers
GSA moves forward on overhaul of FedRAMP priorities
Eric Mill, executive director for cloud strategy at GSA’s Technology and Transformation Services, details FedRAMP-related pilot projects and recruitment efforts.
Lack of federal R&D support challenges AI innovation, White House official warns
OSTP’s Arati Prabhakar said funding for national labs and other federal institutions needs to be better for the government to meet its AI goals.
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GSA takes new steps to secure the software acquisition process
GSA Implements Secure Software Development Requirements for New Contracts
House Republicans want to slash funds for election security
House Panel Cuts Funding for Election Security Grants and EAC
How the VA is wrestling with digital transformation amid an austere budget environment
VA Tech Progress Amid Budget Concerns: An Interview with Charles Worthington
Senator Joni Ernst seeks information about SBA’s artificial intelligence use cases and IT work
Senator Joni Ernst Questions SBA’s IT Management and AI Transparency