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The Government Accountability Office has denied Perspecta’s challenge of the $7.7 billion Navy NGEN award that went to Leidos. Read More
The remote work challenges under the COVID-19 pandemic mean that once "nice-to-have" technologies are now mission critical, leaders said. Read More
The Pentagon says it expect to be able to finish its revisions and make a new award decision by Aug. 17. Read More
Less than a week before a final protest ruling was due, the Defense Information Systems Agency and the General Services Administration are taking another corrective action in their big business software buy for DOD. Read More
The lack of an enterprisewide cloud computing platform has slowed the Pentagon’s AI momentum. Read More
The Joint Artificial Intelligence Center has been hampered by enterprise cloud program delays, but is pivoting with the Air Force's help. Read More
The Army's chief technology officer, William Robinson, said the service is planning to emulate the Air Force's model to improve computing at the edge. Read More
An export rules change will limit the Chinese telecommunications company's ability to use U.S. gear and software to make semiconductors abroad. Read More
When Amazon Web Services filed an agency protest with the Defense Department seeking clarity about technical aspects of the $10 billion Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract, Microsoft called it an attempt “to force a do-over to rescue its failed bid.” Read More
The Defense Information Systems Agency has expanded use of a web-browsing pilot that protects DOD’s networks via cloud-based internet isolation. Production is expected to begin this summer. Read More
As algorithms and other AI tools become more prominent to military operations, researchers are studying better ways to visualize and communicate their decision-making. Read More
Navy CIO Aaron Weis wants to rebuild the service's network architecture to look and function more like industry, but acquisition culture and structure slow progress. Read More
The Marine Corps is willing to swap out tanks and cannons for a better, more agile, cloud based network available in the most remote environments. Read More
The intelligence community’s CIO, John Sherman, will step in to the post of Defense Department’s principal deputy CIO in June. Read More
A federal judge is giving the Defense Department until Aug. 17 to accept proposal revisions addressing storage pricing, effectively extending a nearly three-year-long drama over the potential $10 billion enterprise cloud contract. Read More
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