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Congressional oversight to turn up heat on federal IT in 2023

Current and former federal technology experts offer their take on why House lawmakers will be more active with oversight and what are some of the emerging…

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Cyber, customer experience drove the federal technology story line in 2022

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As data proliferates, data centers are a prime target for sustainability efforts

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FILE - A Boeing 747 takes off from the airport in Frankfurt, Germany, on Aug. 7, 2020. Airplanes are a minor contributor to global greenhouse-gas emissions, but their share is sure to grow as more people travel in coming years, and that has the aviation industry facing the prospect of tighter environmental regulations and higher costs. At the opening of a huge aviation industry show near London, on Monday, July 18, 2022, discussion about climate change replaced much of the usual buzz over big airplane orders. (AP Photo/Michael Probst, File)

A gaggle of agencies seeks development of sustainable airplane fuel

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Gaining visibility across your full attack surface

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Biden picks 233 civil service leaders for the 2022 Presidential Rank Awards

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How agencies are trying to keep early-career employees in federal jobs

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VA’s first permanent chief data officer Kshemendra Paul leaving agency

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Senate appropriators propose to repeal Hyde, add tens of billions to Defense budget

The Senate Appropriations Committee is proposing $850 billion for national security.

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Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s supercomputer #1 on the Top 500 list

Supercomputers keep getting faster and now the Oak Ridge National Laboratory has switched on a machine that makes 1.1 exaflops of performance. It’s called…

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In this undated image provided by Climeworks AG shows a geothermal power plant near Reykjavik, Iceland. The Iceland plant, called Orca, is the largest such facility in the world, capturing about 4,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year. (Arni Saeberg/Climeworks AG via AP)

Yet another avenue for trying to make federal buildings go green

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One of the initiatives from the Energy Department to try and make that happen is a $6 million award to certain national laboratories to expand the use of geothermal heating and cooling at federal sites.

Energy Department

Congressional oversight to turn up heat on federal IT in 2023

Cyber, customer experience drove the federal technology story line in 2022

As data proliferates, data centers are a prime target for sustainability efforts

A gaggle of agencies seeks development of sustainable airplane fuel

Gaining visibility across your full attack surface

Biden picks 233 civil service leaders for the 2022 Presidential Rank Awards

How agencies are trying to keep early-career employees in federal jobs

VA’s first permanent chief data officer Kshemendra Paul leaving agency

Ask the CIO: Energy Department’s Idaho National Lab

Millionaire status is fleeting for thousands of TSP participants

Back to the office: When, where, and mostly, why?

Senate appropriators propose to repeal Hyde, add tens of billions to Defense budget

Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s supercomputer #1 on the Top 500 list

Yet another avenue for trying to make federal buildings go green