Edward Graham is a technology reporter at Nextgov/FCW. He covers a range of topics including national security technologies, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and election security issues, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence, telecommunications, and drone technology. Edward's work has been featured in notable publications such as Defense One, FCW, and Government Executive.
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Edward Graham focuses on national coverage within the United States, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to AI, election security, technology, cybersecurity, and government operations. His reporting delves into how these areas intersect with politics.
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By: Andriy Onufriyenko, Edward Graham
“The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) will convene an interagency group to monitor advancements at the intersection of biological sciences and artificial intelligence, including in silico life sciences research,” the guidance says.
Efforts to speed up adoption of new capabilities have “disrupted the longstanding practice of how technology is driven into this government,” GSA CIO Dave Shive told Nextgov/FCW.
By: Edward Graham
The continuing resolution that overwhelmingly passed the upper chamber this weekend would push the federal government’s funding deadline until Dec. 11.
By: Edward Graham
The watchdog said cost estimate and project planning issues are among the top factors afflicting VA’s overhaul of its legacy Benefits Enterprise Platform.
By: Edward Graham
An audit found gaps in planning, cost estimates and oversight that could put the modernization effort further behind schedule.
“This action is necessary to continue [electronic health record modernization] deployment activities and associated support services until all VA Medical Centers (VAMCs) and related facilities have fully transitioned to the EHR system,” the department said in a Sam.gov solicitation notice.
By: Kevin Carter, Edward Graham
The new guidance says “the United States will further strengthen its workforce by attracting and retaining top-tier global talent in critical national security S&T fields” — a departure from last year’s National Security Strategy that said global talent “undercuts American workers.”
The modified agreement raises the contract’s total value to just under $27 billion.
The latest round of go-lives brings the total number of site rollouts this year to 11.
By: Edward Graham
A new space-transportation policy released by the Trump administration Thursday aims to build the infrastructure needed to rapidly increase U.S.-led rocket
