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Will gamers be addicted to the Smithsonian Museum? California to raise $400 million with traffic cams. Turn your car into a hotspot.
Local law enforcement technology advances, but still suffers from the ‘CSI effect.’
Few events impact the AT&T network like the final episode of American Idol. Network traffic essentially doubles when viewers vote for the annual winner of Fox TV’s popular singing contest.
In 2003, a problem with the electric grid interrupted electric service to an estimated 45 million people in eight U.S. states. The power outage struck around 4:10 p.m. on Aug. 14. Records from that date show an almost instantaneous jump in traffic on the
See how AT&T’s Global Network Operations Center kept voice and data traffic flowing during the Hurricane Katrina disaster in 2005.
Despite the hype, most state CIOs don't anticipate that government data centers will disappear anytime soon.
State CIOs talk about how they're coping with an explosion of personal computing devices in the office.
To help inmates communicate with loved ones, the Pinellas County, Fla., Sheriffs Offices high-tech bus allows the public to video conference with the incarcerated without visiting the county jail.
Want to work from home? It might cost you. Tires: Coming to a bathroom near you. Red wine a healthful choice for astronauts?
Watch how California’s Department of State Hospitals – Napa improves staff and patient security in the wake of tragedy
Watch how the State of Tennessee’s IP-based emergency response network will make emergency services faster, easier and more reliable.
