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Many of the department’s RIFs have been held up by a July court order.

The General Services Administration is starting out with a broad scope in its newest request for information to industry.

Marrying quantum information technologies with modern networking infrastructure is part of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s plan for safer, faster digital networks.

Gregory Barbaccia, who was named the federal chief information officer just a week into the new administration, said one of his priorities is learning how to do more with less.

The office was created in 2015 to gather feedback from veterans and their families that would help VA improve its services, although it was never formally established within the department.

Upper chamber lawmakers want answers from the Trump administration on the 15% fee Trump said NVIDIA and AMD must pay to be able to sell their more advanced products to a major U.S. adversary.

At a White House ceremony, the president and Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano repeatedly recited already debunked myths about the Social Security Administration’s customer service and benefits fraud.

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The White House celebrated the changes as a milestone in its effort to overhaul and simplify the rules surrounding federal buying.

NVIDIA and the National Science Foundation will work alongside nonprofit artificial intelligence center Ai2 to create bespoke multimodal large language models tailored to scientific research.

Employees at the Labor Department’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs received a notice that they will get new job assignments rather than be removed from the civil service.

The new platform will be available to all agencies beginning Thursday, allowing government users to explore, experiment with and adopt a variety of AI tools.

The Veterans Affairs Department processed more disability compensation and pension claims in fiscal 2025 than any other previous year.

The agency said in a recent regulatory filing that the identification pin had been made optional for those wishing to change direct deposit information over the phone. Internal policy says they’re still required.

Agencies can get discounts upwards of 75% on Box’s Enterprise Plus and 65% on Enterprise Advanced under this latest pact between the General Services Administration and a commercial software provider.

The new Talent Strategy’s tactics aim to upskill the U.S. workforce for artificial intelligence-based roles.

The emergency declaration, combined with new tech, will give government broad new abilities to watch and monitor citizens.

Anthropic has followed in OpenAI’s footsteps to offer federal agencies its Claude model versions for $1.

Having lost faith in the chance of broad federal regulation, teachers unions are betting on state legislators and private sector companies to safeguard AI in schools.

Agency officials say federal staff are excited and prepared for new deployments.

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Documents from Chinese firm GoLaxy detail influence operations aligned with Beijing that run at unprecedented speed and precision. National security experts at Vanderbilt say these developments may forever redefine information warfare.

GSA overhauled FedRAMP in the spring to streamline the process and introduce more automation.

At DEF CON, Alexei Bulazel said AI-powered tools will give software developers “incredible abilities” to harden networks by adding multilayered checks to the code-scanning process and catching flaws that might otherwise slip through.

The AI Cyber Challenge aims to accelerate the distribution of open-source AI models to help patch the code that powers major infrastructure like water treatment plans and power grids. Four of the open-source models have already been made available for use.