Old servers, drives and other media can be dangerous sources of data leakage; NIST has guidelines for removing data before the hardware goes out the door.
Microsoft's latest server OS is heavily integrated into the Azure cloud computing system.
Overclocked chips, dual graphics processors make the EON17-SLX notebook a real powerhouse.
The 22-inch monitor is latest of a bumper crcop for government and industry.
The AISight cameras used during the Republican convention adapt to their environment to determine if anything is amiss.
The zEnterprise EC-12 adds power, capacity and other features that could appeal to government.
PC sales have slowed and mobile mania continues to grow, which might make you think government PCs are heading the way of the typewriter. But maybe not.
The Army's new expeditionary lab develops and produces prototypes and other equipment on the spot.
The Citrix Receiver app can keep agencies' mobile devices securely connected regardless of platforms.
If you're a government IT manager who needs to be sure everyone's iPads are ready and charged for the big meeting, consider this solution.
The Nimbus Gemini can handle 1 petabyte of weekly data writes without a loss of performance, along with 12 gigabits/sec transfer speeds and over 1 million input/output operations/sec.
IBM's purchase of Texas Memory Systems raises the possibility that we'll be seeing flash in government data centers before too long. What are the advantages?
Researchers have found the point at which printing meets reality. What could government do with it?
Customs and Border Protection is testing an aerostat used in Afghanistan along the Arizona-Mexico border.
The proliferation of wind turbines especially near military installations has created risks to radar systems.