AR and VR can transform government work beyond the pandemic — if done right

The latest round of federal funding will enable universities and colleges across the state to purchase new security software, video-conferencing equipment and remote-desktop software.

A new collection of resources for university faculty draws insight from a nationwide student survey that identified challenges students faced following the shift to remote learning during the pandemic.

The lab will support interdisciplinary research of the largest global challenges, such as climate change, public health, food security and energy systems.

Gov. Henry McMaster announced a $1.3 million investment in datacasting technology to ensure remote education access for about 5,000 students across the state.

As part of the Federal Data Strategy 2020 Action Plan, the White House recently published a curated data skills catalog and a data ethics framework for public comment.

The new partnership intends for students completing degrees abroad to have access to clean and safe study spaces during the pandemic.

Quantum computing, in particular, should be accounted for as agencies build zero-trust security architectures, said the deputy federal CIO.

"The IT is very powerful," Army Cyber Command's top general said of the new headquarters for his command.

Between 7.am and 9 p.m., four public libraries will provide free public Wi-Fi to support students at families without home access.

From optimizing transportation to applications in fighting COVID-19, the new institute includes a national laboratory hoped to encourage interdisciplinary research.