Lawmakers signal skepticism of VA’s planned spring EHR rollout
The deployment of the Electronic Health Record system will be the VA’s first in nearly three years.
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Nvidia, Oracle to build Energy Department’s largest AI supercomputer
DOE will receive computing power as soon as next week, Secretary Chris Wright said.
From proof of concept to powerhouse: Why federal agencies need AI factories
For the federal government to move beyond isolated AI experiments, agencies must adopt an "AI factory" model that securely aligns data, infrastructure and people to deliver mission-critical…
Oracle’s Peter Guerra on using existing security models to enable AI
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CDC data chief announces departure from agency; Oracle products discounted under GSA OneGov deal
On top of significant discounts, Oracle will also provide “white-glove migration services” for cloud, stop charging data egress fees and promote pricing parity under the deal.
Oracle products discounted under GSA OneGov deal
On top of significant discounts, Oracle will also provide “white-glove migration services” for cloud, stop charging data egress fees and promote pricing parity under the deal.
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Could a FedRAMP rehaul usher in the US government’s AI age?
As the cloud services authorization program readies for a revamp geared toward the private sector, commercial AI providers are in wait-and-see mode.
Federal CIO calls for agencies to inventory licenses with ‘top 5 software vendors’
By April 2, CIOs must send a list of all licenses they have with Microsoft, Adobe, Salesforce, Oracle and ServiceNow.
Oracle approved to handle government secret-level data
The accreditation puts Oracle on a level playing field with its top competitors in the federal cloud space — Amazon, Google and Microsoft.
Major government tech contractors use monopolistic vendor-lock to drive revenue, study says
The report says Microsoft and Oracle received at least 25% to 30% of government sales over the last decade through less than fully competitive procurements.