Nextgov's Critical Update explores the future of government technology. Each episode, we dive into how the government is using the latest tech and more importantly, you’ll hear from some of the people who are trying to make change possible.
In 2017, the Defense Department started kicking around a disruptive idea: What if the department buys—not builds—an enterprise cloud? The department i...
U.S. national laboratories are about to enter the exascale era by turning on supercomputers that can perform a billion billion operations per second. ...
In the wake of several high-profile cyberattacks, the federal government wants to shore up the security of its software supply chain. A recent executi...
DevSecOps is enabling incredible accomplishments at the Defense Department—like updating code on a U-2 jet during a live flight. With software factori...
Too often, talk about modernizing the federal government’s technology turns to innovation groups. But the IT systems delivering services to the Americ...
CRISPR is a gene-editing technology that the world is still figuring out. The tool allows a user to reprogram the DNA of cells in plants, animals and ...
Inside the government, talk of unidentified aerial phenomena, or UFOs isn’t as taboo as it used to be. This episode of Critical Update offers a glimps...
An electromagnetic pulse, or EMP, capable of knocking out all electronics in its area could come in the wake of an atomic blast or, if TV and movies a...
The Defense Department has a well-documented interest in bringing artificial intelligence to fruition so human operators can focus on high-level decis...
Artificial intelligence is already transforming the way government works. But federal agencies face an urgent need to invigorate their workforces with...