With mounting security mandates and growing complexity, HPE’s Bob Friday says federal IT leaders must look to AI-enabled, cloud-based models to meet mission needs.

Government leaders face a critical inflection point as AI, edge and supercomputing demands will require planning for AI-ready hardware, according to a new report.

By combining strategic foresight and practical execution, federal agencies can use generative AI to improve citizen services and operational efficiency, say DHS’s Chris Kraft and HPE’s Bill…

AI workloads will likely become the principal workload driving government operations by 2030. That will require agencies to plan now for accelerated, AI-ready on-prem infrastructure that works…

It’s not about buying more powerful chips or keeping up with the latest technology; it's about building a flexible, resilient, and secure foundation for the future of…

DISA Director Lt. Gen. Robert Skinner and Hewlett Packard Enterprise CTO Tracy Mills discuss the urgency of modernizing DOD’s infrastructure to support future technological needs.

A recent whitepaper outlines the growth of edge technologies and how organizations can save costs and innovate faster by investing in these platforms.

David Hoon, CTO at Norseman Defense Technologies shares how modern processor technologies are allowing compute and processing to occur at the edge.

Labor Department CTO Sanjay Koyani and HPE AI evangelist Steve Heibein compare lessons for advancing AI/ML use in government.