Edward Graham is a technology reporter at Nextgov/FCW. He covers a range of topics including national security technologies, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and election security issues, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence, telecommunications, and drone technology. Edward's work has been featured in notable publications such as Defense One, FCW, and Government Executive.
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Edward Graham focuses on national coverage within the United States, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to AI, election security, technology, cybersecurity, and government operations. His reporting delves into how these areas intersect with politics.
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The modified agreement raises the contract’s total value to just under $27 billion.
The latest round of go-lives brings the total number of site rollouts this year to 11.
By: Edward Graham
A new space-transportation policy released by the Trump administration Thursday aims to build the infrastructure needed to rapidly increase U.S.-led rocket
Two Democratic lawmakers are calling on the Government Accountability Office to launch an investigation into the Transportation Department's airline
By: David Ake, Edward Graham
New guidance from the National Archives and Records Administration outlines when agencies should preserve AI-related materials as federal records and notes there is no “one size fits all” approach to doing so.
By: Edward Graham
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee voted 19-0 to subpoena Oracle Chairman and Co-founder Larry Ellison and Oracle CEO Mike Sicilia after VA announced plans to boost its contract with the tech giant by $17 billion.
A GSA spokesperson said the fee “is based on an agency's expected workload, approximated by agency size.”
Defense Department Chief Information Officer Kirsten Davies said the Pentagon has to focus on “leveraging the fantastically skilled people that we have in a much more effective way.”
DOD must use “the fantastically skilled people that we have in a much more effective way,” Kirsten Davies said.
By: Edward Graham
A new legislative package looks to address government management of data center construction amid artificial intelligence-motivated demands for increased compute capacity.
