Billy Mitchell

The Department of Defense is set to issue nearly a billion dollars in loans to private companies to scale the production of technologies the department has deemed critical.

As the Department of Defense experiments with biometric devices to better track the health and wellness of personnel, it issued a $96 million award Tuesday to Finnish health technology company Oura to put its smart rings and services in the hands of service members.

Acknowledging the changing nature of modern conflict, the Pentagon's Defense Innovation Unit is on the hunt for “low-cost, one-way unmanned aerial systems” from commercial providers that can traverse extended ranges of up to several hundred kilometers.

FedScoop received a record number of votes across five categories in 2024 to honor the brilliant leaders, innovative decision-makers and tireless workers making the federal government more efficient and effective through the use of technology.

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GSA IT chief David Shive pointed to the Login.gov single sign-on platform as a prime example of scaled digital transformation at play.

At CyberTalks, Federal CIO Clare Martorana appealed to industry to take an active role urging Congress to fund the TMF.

ChatGPT Enterprise is showing up within the Internal Revenue Service and the Air Force Research Laboratory, among other places.

Sheena Burrell will join FDIC at a time when the agency's FDiTech office is expected to revert back to a more external and forward-leaning approach to innovation.