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Officials at the capital city this week approved a one-year moratorium on data center development. The suspension will provide time to review potential impacts and guide responsible development. -
In the two years since the state released guidance for localities interested in speed or red-light cameras, fewer than 10 percent of its municipalities have submitted and won approval of plans.
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An executive order from the governor of the Show Me State calls for the development of a strategic framework to advance AI technology and related infrastructure, addressing workforce development and data centers.
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Under the new administration, it has become apparent that net neutrality may soon be in peril.
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As cities face the potential for bad actors to take control of drones or tap into their intelligence, security needs to be a primary concern. A new guide from the Cloud Security Alliance may help.
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In addition to making digital connectivity part of the conversation, policy makers, regulators and industry representatives have to create a long-term plan on how to modernize the nation’s communications systems.
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Lawmakers have launched their latest effort to pass a law that exists in all but four states.
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The platform meant to help agencies build privacy protections into their programs is set to exit beta stage on Feb. 3.
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ITS expects to lose 25 percent of its employees to retirement and will need experts to bridge the skill gap.
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In a series of responses to the audit, the Department of Technology, Management and Budget indicated agreement with the findings and spelled out changes that are already underway.
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The signing of the executive order was canceled Tuesday afternoon, but the document is still expected to be signed at a later date.
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Trump's immigration ban may lead to complications for the tech industry and all the workers they contract with on visas.
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Similar exemptions exist for various state agencies, such as the Department of Corrections, that have emergency and security plans.
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The move blindsided the technology industry, which thought that its main battle on the immigration front was over the number of H-1B visas — which took a backseat as tech workers and entrepreneurs already legally living and working in the U.S. worried about their own futures.
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The rural representatives find themselves fighting to make sure that when the dollars are handed out, their districts are not forgotten.
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Lawmakers are focusing their efforts on legislation that would boost incentives to service providers and reduce the regulations facing untapped partners.
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Port Everglades spokeswoman Ellen Kennedy said "the Cuban government realized there was sensitivity and they said [signing the memo] wasn't important."
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His bill calls for lifting current restrictions that prevent the co-ops from providing retail broadband service to an estimated 2.5 million residential and business customers across the state.
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The effort is a little known program called the Presidential Innovation Fellows, which brings techie geniuses into the government for six months in an effort to upgrade the feds, digital-wise.
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The sheriff's goals point toward a sea change for the office that had been under the same leadership for 16 years.
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The library received feedback from residents concerned about censorship and about limiting children’s exposure to inappropriate content, so Chapel Hill's town council proposed a change.
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