The space agency is looking for a basic radiation-tolerant computer that can process and store data while on the surface of the moon.
As additive manufacturing expands, researchers have developed ways to double check the authenticity of models that are printed by third parties.
Early adopters are using artificial intelligence, machine learning and related technologies to save time and money by answering common questions from the public and searching for patterns that could reduce maintenance costs.
Before artificial intelligence makes its way into government offices, agencies must lay the groundwork for culture change.
Trustability requires that humans can verify decisions made by autonomous systems.
The IRS is using commercial software to help it identify bitcoin owners who avoid paying taxes on their digital currency.
Teams from Georgia Tech Research Institute and the Naval Postgraduate School tested the dogfighting skills of their swarms of unmanned aerial vehicles.
Adding AI to today's cybercrime and cybersecurity world will fuel what is already a rapidly escalating arms race between attackers and defenders.
Although large-scale quantum computers do not yet exist, they may hold the key to the future of internet security.
The Government Blockchain Association and DC Blockchain Center are bringing public- and private-sector officials together to leverage the technology in the government space.
Gartner's hype cycle, which shows the maturation level and likely adoption of innovations, helps IT leaders better manage the deployment of new and existing technologies.
Powered by IBM's Watson, APCO IntelliComm will analyze emergency calls and give public-safety directors feedback for modifying training or response materials.
Besides creating experiments that are easier to control, virtual reality produces a lot of data.
DARPA wants to leverage machine learning to help self-piloting systems teach themselves to become safer.