FedTech Magazine
AUGUST 2, 2022
Historically, farmers have managed multiple fields as a single unit, despite marked variations in soil quality, topography and drainage capacity that can exist in those acres. To enable more granular oversight — for example, targeting weeds of a certain size, class or species for removal — the U.S.
FedTech Magazine
OCTOBER 28, 2022
While federal agencies are working on IT modernization, some CIOs are taking the next step and exploring emerging technologies. We spoke with two CIOs who discussed the promise of cutting-edge technology such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotic processing automation, as well as powerful applications.
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FedTech Magazine
MARCH 1, 2023
Legal issues, capacity constraints, fragmented data systems and privacy concerns all pose… Determining who is eligible for certain programs involves complicated, often redundant processes, worsened by the struggle of many government agencies to share data effectively.
FedTech Magazine
FEBRUARY 22, 2024
To do so requires understanding capacity needs and historical usage. While many BaaS providers offer to securely back up agencies’ data and apps in the cloud and let them pay for storage, agencies must be mindful of their budgets as well. Some agencies take advantage of BaaS, but all need to do so with taxpayer dollars in mind.
FedTech Magazine
FEBRUARY 5, 2024
The Department of Defense and other agencies want to incorporate graphics processing units as they ramp up their IT infrastructure with additional capacity to support artificial intelligence applications. Agencies have turned to accelerated computing to enable virtualization and production-grade AI software.
FedTech Magazine
MAY 16, 2023
They may not have the processing power and storage capacity of a server or even a modern smartphone, but their invisible nature and privileged position in networks makes them an ideal entry point and hiding place for hackers and malware. Printers aren’t just printers these days. Here are four tips to reduce the risk of compromise.
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APRIL 8, 2025
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