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What Is Cluster Computing, and How Can It Help Federal IT?

FedTech Magazine

As data volumes continue to increase, federal IT leaders are considering cluster computing as a way to avoid spending money on maintaining storage infrastructure or public cloud.

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Dell’s NativeEdge Platform Is Simplifying Data Management at the Edge

FedTech Magazine

The explosive growth of Internet of Things devices has made development of edge infrastructure pivotal for real-time data analytics. As more data originates from various IoT devices and other sources that include industrial sensors — insights that enhance operations, customer experiences and safety measures — more can be processed.

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GSA is cooking up a new, comprehensive procurement data source

Federal News Network

The government both creates and runs on data. Given that agencies spend hundreds of billions of dollars on goods and services the more procurement data it has, the better it can understand trends and ‘manage’ procurement. That’s the idea behind a data source effort known as Hi-Def. Tom Temin: Right.

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Commerce looking to publish AI-ready data guidance in coming months

FedScoop

Guidance from the Department of Commerce aimed at establishing a first-of-its-kind framework for using the agency’s public federal data with artificial intelligence tools could come in the next several months. That initial search was an effort to see what was already out there in terms of AI-ready data guidance, according to Houed. “We

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Protecting Government Data Means Closing the ‘Availability Gap’

FedTech Magazine

And, most likely, agencies will experience significant downtime in the process of recovering data, according to the Veeam 2022 Data Protection Trends Report. Gil Vega, CISO of Veeam, says this “availability gap” exists in both business and government enterprises.

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5 Questions to Ask About Your Hybrid Data Center’s Power

FedTech Magazine

Moving applications to the cloud doesn’t mean you can shut down your old data center. Applications that can’t be “lifted and shifted” will need a place to live in an onsite data center. With real estate at a premium, IT managers can save space by building new, smaller data centers to handle the few on-premises devices required.

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Agencies Need Security Strategies Before Establishing Hybrid Data Centers

FedTech Magazine

Agencies looking to establish hybrid data centers need comprehensive security strategies that set realistic time frames and are mapped to their respective budgets. A hybrid data center relies on cloud, software-defined networking and virtualization technologies to distribute applications across physical and multicloud environments.

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