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Federal Agencies Scramble to Optimize IT Spend Before Fiscal Year-End Deadlines
As the federal government's fiscal year-end deadline looms in September, agencies face a critical choice: spend remaining budget authority wisely to drive IT modernization forward, or risk losing funding that could hinder progress for years to come. This September is more than just a ledger-closing exercise - it's a make-or-break moment for modernization programs that will impact the future of federal agencies.
Navy Bolsters Mission Resilience with Measured Modernization
At the Department of the Navy, modernization isn't just about adopting new tech - it's about bolstering mission readiness and ensuring seamless performance. By upgrading with care, the Navy can deliver new capabilities without disrupting critical operations.
State Networks Face Urgent Test in Digital Citizen Services Push
State governments are racing to deliver digital services to citizens, but their modernization efforts are at risk of stalling without a corresponding upgrade to their network infrastructure. Without an agile network in place, innovative projects will be delayed or fail to deliver on their promise.
DevSecOps Becomes Essential for Modern Government IT
As AI-assisted development accelerates delivery timelines, it's also introducing new risks, with vulnerability disclosures related to AI-assisted development skyrocketing in 2026 and leaving security leaders scrambling to harden defenses. With adversaries using AI to fuel attacks, the need for DevSecOps has never been more pressing.
US Army Explores Public-Private Partnerships for Data Center Upgrades
The US Army is seeking innovative partnerships with private industry to upgrade its data centers, with a focus on community engagement and mutually beneficial solutions. The Army has narrowed down over 200 proposals to around 120, with four key installations - Fort Bliss, Dugway Proving Ground, Fort Hood, and Fort Bragg - being considered for new data center builds.
Federal Agencies Face AI Infrastructure Hurdles
As federal agencies increasingly integrate AI into their facilities, they're facing a major hurdle: outdated legacy systems that require a fresh, open systems approach to support the technology. This critical upgrade is essential to unlock AI's full potential and drive vital service delivery improvements.