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VA exploring emerging health care tech -- GCN - Vimarsana News

VA exploring emerging health care tech -- GCN

The Department of Veterans Affairs is conducting market research on innovative health care solutions, from advanced manufacturing and digital twins to artificial intelligence, immersive-reality simulations and blockchain solutions.

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Is your state ready to handle the influx of federal funds for expanding broadband? -- GCN - Vimarsana News

Is your state ready to handle the influx of federal funds for expanding broadband? -- GCN

Rolling out billions of dollars of funding will be a challenge for states without a history of evaluating applications – or those that are brand-new to the quickly growing field of digital equity.

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Why self-sovereign identities are so valuable to residents and agencies -- GCN - Vimarsana News

Why self-sovereign identities are so valuable to residents and agencies -- GCN

SSIs combine control, portability, interoperability and protection to help agencies improve efficiencies, security and services while allowing citizens to be stewards of their data.

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EV station map shows charging gaps -- GCN - Vimarsana News

EV station map shows charging gaps -- GCN

The data-driven map will help city planners determine the most strategic placement of charging stations to support the widespread adoption of electric vehicles.

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America is investing billions in broadband. Let's spend it wisely. -- GCN - Vimarsana News

America is investing billions in broadband. Let's spend it wisely. -- GCN

While the massive infusion of cash for broadband expansion is essential, the communities that receive grant funding -- and the network providers that help them -- must carefully consider how to spend the money they receive.

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