The office’s five-year strategic plan calls for more federal research spending to drive the potential of five emerging technologies.

FedScoop takes a deep dive into the emerging technologies that could disrupt federal agencies in 2018.

Tech experts are thrilled for blockchain’s potential in government but at the same time completely perplexed by it. That is, they believe blockchain — a distributed ledger-based technology that…

There are a number of agencies that already use early forms of the technologies.

Virtual and augmented reality are eye-catching technologies. And they certainly have exciting use cases in the federal government — like the team at NASA Goddard that’s creating virtual…

Drones have a broad slate of very different use cases within the government — depending on who you talked to last, your association with the technology might range…

While mass-produced quantum computers won’t be on store shelves anytime soon, 2018 could be the year companies hit quantum supremacy — the theoretical threshold where quantum computers…

Biometrics is an easily politicized technology — think of the concern over President Donald Trump’s “enhanced screening“ language, or the recent report critical of U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s…

The Internet of Things isn’t on the cutting edge like it once was, but there’s still a large opportunity for the federal government to adopt it — and…