Rubin’s completion converged with technological advancements that are poised to spread the data it produces far and wide to researchers.
A movement in Congress to ban the tech in the government is complicated by the need for research exceptions and existing network blocks.
CEO Carl Eschenbach also told FedScoop there’s a growing appetite to adopt a common HR system to manage the federal government’s “entire 2 million-plus workforce” on one platform.
The White House budget proposal calls for $2.75 billion in cuts to the national laboratories, but Chris Wright told senators he’s “very open” to expanding the budget “back a little bit.”
Only a third of the scanners are fully deployed and installed.
Michael Boyce discusses tech talent, his time at DHS and his new job in an interview with FedScoop.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a new memo this week empowering the DOGE team at the Pentagon to provide more input on contracting.
The system involves a contract with Dell and will use next-generation NVIDIA technology set to go on sale next year.
U.S. Judge Susan Illston’s preliminary injunction prevents the administration from carrying out reorganizations and staff reductions at multiple agencies.
The agency said in a memo to staff that Sidle, a ChargePoint and Apple alum, “will use his invaluable experience as a tech leader” to help promote homeownership across the country.
