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FedTech Magazine is a specialized technology news outlet focused on how information technology is planned, deployed and managed across the U.S. federal government.
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How LLMs Are Becoming Research Co-Pilots for Federal Medical Scientists (opens the original)
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With the growing volume of medical research, keeping up to date on recent findings can be challenging. The number of cancer-related publications listed in the National Library of Medicine’s PubMed citation database, for instance, has more than doubled since 2005, according to news platform OncoDaily. To help researchers sift through this vast pool of data, some federal agencies are employing large language model (LLM) functionality. This includes the National Cancer Institute, which used a chatb
5 Questions for Avoiding Mistakes in Multicloud Environments (opens the original)
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Many federal agencies don’t choose multicloud; they arrive at multicloud. Maybe an acquisition brought Amazon Web Services (AWS) workloads into a Microsoft Azure shop. Maybe the data science team adopted Google Cloud Platform (GCP) for its machine learning tooling. Here are five questions to ask to avoid mistakes in multicloud management. 1. Do Applications Run the Same Way On Every Cloud? True multicloud doesn’t mean running identical deployments everywhere for redundancy. That’s expensive and
From Governance to Results: Building Enterprise AI in 90 Days (opens the original)
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The challenges of integrating artificial intelligence into federal agencies often occur not during a pilot program, but afterwards. As second and third pilots arrive, each tends to bring different owners, tools and vendors, until the IT and program teams responsible for modernizing agency systems find themselves managing sprawl instead of delivering on mission. That was the central theme of Asim Iqbal and Aaron Chapman’s CDW Government panel at the AWS Summit Washington, D.C. Iqbal and Chapman a
Zero-Trust Strategies Help Federal Agencies Improve Visibility and Control (opens the original)
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To say that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services handles a lot of data would be an understatement. This agency within the Department of Health and Human Services administers Medicare, Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program and the Health Insurance Marketplace. It is responsible for ensuring the health coverage of more than 160 million people, or nearly one of every two Americans. With so much protected health information (PHI) and personally identifiable information (PII) to m
Review: Axis Q1728-LE Brings Edge AI to Federal Surveillance (opens the original)
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Federal agencies are under increasing pressure to modernize physical security systems that were originally designed around centralized video monitoring and passive recording. Those legacy deployments often struggle to keep up with today’s requirements for real-time threat detection, cybersecurity hardening and efficient data management. At the same time, any new technology must meet strict federal procurement standards. The Axis Q1728-LE network camera, part of the Q17 Series, addresses both cha
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