The agency said a reduced pricing deal with the tech giant for its authorized Workspace suite will be available to all federal agencies.

As the cloud services authorization program readies for a revamp geared toward the private sector, commercial AI providers are in wait-and-see mode.

Pete Waterman, the program’s director, said GSA intends to “collaborate with industry to drive the solution” as it makes changes to the program.

Thomas Shedd, Technology Transformation Services director and Tesla alum, said during a town hall that only critical and statutorily required work will continue.

FedRAMP is "the bedrock of secure cloud adoption in the federal government" upon which the White House can drive efficiency.

The program was created in response to the Biden administration’s AI executive order.

In a boundary policy posted on GitHub, FedRAMP details how it could slim down its scope for external authorizations to systems that interact with federal information.

The president’s new cyber EO aims to bolster the open-source software agencies use and update requirements for software providers that sell to the government.

The AI company is in talks with federal agencies, its head of global affairs said in an interview with FedScoop.