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Once happy to attract data center operators, officials in Chandler now say the data centers have not created enough high-quality jobs, use too much water and electricity and produce a constant hum that disturbs residents living nearby.

Security weaknesses in the FedRAMP program were raised at a meeting between federal officials and lawmakers ahead of a vote to codify the General Services Administration’s Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program into law.

The California police department is using Veritone’s Contact app to streamline the collection of perceived demographic data on individuals stopped by officers.

With data captured by telematics solutions from electric vehicles, fleet managers can compare the performance of EVs with their gas-powered counterparts to validate projected savings and ramp up future electrification efforts.

The city is set to introduce a decentralized indoor and outdoor air-quality monitoring network built on the Algorand blockchain.

Users can explore maps and charts of crime data from 2005 to 2020, sorting by district, offense and year.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency wants to beef up federal civilian email security with CISA-provisioned threat hunting and incident response efforts, according to a request for information published last week.

The state’s geography, sparse population and harsh weather make fiber the preferred choice for middle-mile connections, according to a new report from the governor’s broadband task force.

Agencies look to cloud computing to help with compliance and sensitive workloads and as a platform for emerging technologies and maintaining data sovereignty.

Regulating ownership and assigning liability to open-source developers might lessen the chances of cybersecurity vulnerabilities, but doing so runs counter to the open-source community’s ideals.