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GDMS Awarded NSA Ethernet Encryptor Development Contract; Brian Morrison Quoted

General Dynamics’ mission systems business will design, build and test an ethernet encryptor under a National Security Agency contract. The company said Tuesday it will deliver under the NSA contract its TACLANE E-Series Adaptable Security Platform that could help organizations protect classified cloud environments and data centers. TACLANE E-Series ASP is an Ethernet Data Encryption […] More

by Jane Edwards May 18, 2022, 11:55 am
in Industry News, News

AWS Makes $35B Data Center-Focused Investments in Virginia in 10 Years

Amazon Web Services spent a total of $35 billion to establish and operate data centers in Northern Virginia from 2011 to 2020. The company unveiled this information in a recent report about its investments in data centers, workforce development, renewable energy and community engagement within the state of Virginia over the last decade. AWS’ construction […] More

by Nichols Martin November 2, 2021, 11:33 am
in General News, News

MDA Needs Industry Input on Missile Defense Data Center Recompete Contract

The Missile Defense Agency seeks market information focused on data strategy and software development and in support of its plans to recompete a contract for data center services. MDA said Thursday in a SAM.gov notice it wants to virtually conduct one-on-one presentations with defense companies interested in servicing the Missile Defense Data Center. The agency […] More

by Nichols Martin October 25, 2021, 11:38 am
in Government Technology, News

Shannon Kellogg: AWS to Continue Investing in Data Centers in Northern Virginia

Amazon Web Services has made data center-related investments valued at approximately $35 billion in Northern Virginia since 2011 driven by the growing demand for cloud services in public and commercial sectors and Shannon Kellogg, vice president of public policy at Amazon, said AWS will continue to invest in those facilities in the region, the Washington […] More

by Jane Edwards October 7, 2021, 11:45 am
in Government Technology, News

Nutanix Opens Partnership-Based Laboratory for Government Cloud Projects

Nutanix has launched its own laboratory that combines the company’s cloud platform and Cyxtera’s rapid connectivity, colocation and intelligent automation capabilities to offer a collaborative space for federal government projects pursued by the company’s industry partners. The company said Tuesday it partnered with Intel and other industry entities to establish the Nutanix Federal Innovation Lab, […] More

by Nichols Martin August 18, 2021, 11:43 am
in Government Technology, Industry News, News

Splunk’s Teresa Carlson on New Model for Government Cloud Contracts

Teresa Carlson, chief growth officer of Splunk and a six-time Wash100 awardee, said federal government customers are transitioning towards services-based cloud contracts that are managed by commercial data centers, the Washington Business Journal reported Tuesday. “You look at the new models, governments are not always paying for what they are building [to establish cloud services]. […] More

by Jane Edwards June 30, 2021, 12:01 pm
in Government Technology, News

FBI Seeks Info on Potential Technical Support Providers for Data Centers

The FBI is seeking potential industry sources that could provide technical support services for data centers and other information technology operations at five locations under a new contract. The bureau’s Data Center Hardware and Operating Systems Section considers using a governmentwide acquisition contract to procure IT professional engineering services to ensure that the FBI’s classified […] More

by Jane Edwards June 9, 2021, 12:24 pm
in Government Cloud, Government Technology, News

SpaceX, Google Cloud Form Starlink Connectivity Partnership; Gwynne Shotwell Quoted

Google Cloud and SpaceX have teamed up to enable public sector agencies, companies and other organizations to deliver data, applications and cloud services to their teams that are operating at the network edge. SpaceX will establish Starlink ground stations within Google’s data centers to facilitate the delivery of data and applications to any location using Google Cloud and SpaceX’s constellation of more than 1,500 Starlink satellites as part of the partnership.

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by Jane Edwards May 14, 2021, 4:53 am
in News

Westat, Stanford & Metadata Technology North America Release Coronavirus Attitudes and Behaviors Survey Data

Westat and Stanford University School of Medicine have released data from the Coronavirus Attitudes and Behaviors Survey on the COVID-19 pandemic’s effects on Americans. The dataset is now available through a Westat partnership with Metadata Technology North America. Lawmakers, researchers and the general public can use it to help the U.S. recover from the pandemic. The survey was performed in May of 2020.

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by Noah Chelednik April 16, 2021, 10:10 am
in Cybersecurity News, Government Cloud, News

Gartner Survey: 55% of CIOs Eye Full-Time Workforce Expansion for Security Operations, Analytics

A new survey from Gartner has found that fifty-five percent of chief information officers are looking to increase the number of its full-time information technology employees throughout the year. Gartner said Wednesday that CIOs are more likely to increase the number of FTEs working on emerging technology programs.

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by Brenda Marie Rivers April 1, 2021, 5:29 am
in Cybersecurity News, Government Cloud, Government Technology, News

GDIT“™s Jim Matney: VMware, AWS Offerings on milCloud 2.0 Could Help DOD Agencies Speed Up Cloud Migration

Jim Matney of General Dynamics“™ information technology business said ease of use, security and cost are the reasons why the addition of VMware and Amazon Web Services offerings to the Defense Information Systems Agency's milCloud 2.0 platform could help defense agencies accelerate the migration of workloads to the cloud, GCN reported Tuesday.

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by Jane Edwards March 24, 2021, 6:10 am
in Government Technology, News

Idaho National Lab Seeks to License Detection Tech for Cryptocurrency Mining Malware

Idaho National Laboratory developed a machine translation-based technology designed to detect malware that mines cryptocurrencies through compromised high-performance computing systems and is seeking to enter into a licensing agreement with a company that can bring the technology to market.

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by Jane Edwards February 26, 2021, 4:07 am

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