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GovCIO | January 20, 2022

GovernmentCIO, a leading provider of high-end technology and digital services to federal agencies, announced Thursday it is rebranding the company as GovCIO. The move reflects the company's accelerated growth, expansion into new agencies, and increased service offerings. The rebrand underscores how GovCIO is modernizing its approach and practices to better reflect its new goals and momentum while still retaining its core mission and values. GovCIO has updated its logo and will...

ORock Technologies, Inc. | June 25, 2020

ORock® Technologies, Inc. today introduced a suite of Cloud Storage as a Service solutions for commercial organizations and government agencies. ORock developed its cloud-based storage portfolio in conjunction with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) using HPE GreenLake to deploy secure, high-performing infrastructure and storage solutions as-a-Service, including HPE ProLiant Servers, HPE Apollo Systems, and HPE 3PAR Storage. ORock's storage solutions provide instant accessibility to data a...

Emerging Technology

Carahsoft | February 17, 2021

Vyopta, a main supplier of Collaboration Intelligence, and Carahsoft Technology Corp., The Trusted Government IT Solutions Provider®, today announced a partnership. Under the arrangement, Carahsoft will fill in as Vyopta's Master Government Aggregator® and make Vyopta's exhaustive checking and examination for Collaboration Performance Management (CPM) and Workspace Insights arrangements accessible to the public area through Carahsoft's affiliate partners and NASA Solutions fo...

OnGo | January 29, 2020

Ablock of spectrum currently being used primarily by the U.S. Navy and commercial satellite owners has taken a step closer to wider commercial and public access. The so-called CBRS bands, soon to be branded the "OnGo" network, occupies space around the 3.5 GHz wavelength. The government has been working on plans to open up this spectrum, with the stipulation that commercial users will yield to incumbent governemnt systems, and later private users will yield to commercial users as well ...