DOE’s secret weapon: Supercomputers
They’re not just computers; they’re supercomputers. The Energy Department’s national labs are home to 32 of the 500 fastest supercomputers in the world. Many of these computers…
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NSA adds four schools to cyber-training program
The National Security Agency has doubled the size of a program meant to cultivate partnerships with colleges and universities to produce more cyber professionals. The agency announced…
Energy Department cyber-attack worse than originally thought
Two weeks ago, the Energy Department announced it had been hacked in July, exposing roughly 14,000 federal employees’ personal information. It’s now much worse than that. DOE officials…
White House looks to public for ideas on open gov
The Obama administration is developing a second action plan on open government, and it’s asking citizens to help with the task. The first National Action Plan on…
TechTake: Women Leaders in Tech with Phyllis Kolmus
Phyllis Kolmus, WIT president TechTake explores the bigger issues and trends in the federal IT community, and twice-monthly features a “Women in Technology” segment. https://fedscoop.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2013_09_phylliskolmus.mp3 This week…
FedWire: Digital analytics program, open gov and Army’s tech magazine
FedWire is FedScoop’s afternoon roundup of news and notes from the federal IT community. Send your links and videos to tips@fedscoop.com. NASA picks top 96 asteroid initiative…
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Red Hat’s Dave Egts on the role of open source in lowering government’s costs
Dave Egts, principal architect, Red Hat, discusses with FedScoopTV how open source plays a role in reducing the cost of government.