Quantum computing push grows with new federal, state strategies
States are investing in quantum technology as new directives set goals for quantum computing, cybersecurity and messaging.
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FEMA publishes $1.5B in NOFOs seeking to prevent terrorist attacks
FEMA opened more than $1.5 billion in grants for homeland security, cybersecurity, transit, port and nonprofit security projects.
White House seeks to pioneer quantum technologies, policy
The White House issued executive orders to advance quantum computing, post-quantum cryptography and cybersecurity protections.
North Carolina libraries to help shape AI adoption strategies under university partnership
UNC Chapel Hill is partnering with libraries to study AI adoption, equity and workforce implications across communities statewide.
Executive orders reshape federal approach to artificial intelligence
New White House AI directives establish federal review of advanced models and expand AI use across security operations.
New Jersey unveils innovative framework for data center development
New Jersey unveiled a strategy aimed at managing data center growth while protecting communities and resources.
Maryland expands use of artificial intelligence across state agencies
Maryland launched an AI Innovation Lab and new partnerships to improve administration, access and efficiency.
Wisconsin opens applications for $60M in broadband construction grants
Wisconsin announced $60 million in grants to expand high-speed internet access in unserved communities statewide.
FutureWorks Commission to guide New York’s AI strategy
New York launched a new commission to guide artificial intelligence policy, workforces and economic development efforts.
AI data center boom widens Texas water funding shortfall
UT Austin researchers say Texas data center growth could increase water demand and strain infrastructure planning.
