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Scientists at the Energy Department's Los Alamos National Lab are working toward building an exascale computer that by 2020 could be powerful enough to model the human brain, cell by cell.
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MQTT, proposed as an OASIS standard, can help agencies manage all the data generated by sensors, mobile devices and other machine-to-machine networks.
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A MeriTalk survey finds that many agencies lack the storage capacity, computing power and personnel to handle the data they have.
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New add-ons for the spreadsheet program can combine Census, weather and demographic data to aid evacuations in an emergency.
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The XSEDE research network operators say bandwidth and networking tools are key to moving large files between high-performance systems.
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The city released the first wave of a series of geospatial datasets to public developers via Google Fusion, a tool for data visualization and integration.
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Fiserv's payment accuracy and fraud solution helps agencies reduce the overall loss of cash associated with improper disbursement.
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The department will move its core research archives onto a semantic search platform to improve the relevance of queries.
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NCI is looking for ways cloud computing could help researchers tap its petabyte-scale human cancer genome database, which is "breaking the standard model" of research.
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Arkansas and South Carolina scrap older systems for cloud-based technologies and big data analytic software.