Keely Quinlan
Reporter at Statescoop
Reporter @state_scoop covering data privacy and digital gov • @nyuniversity • RT/Like ≠ endorsement
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4 days ago |
statescoop.com | Keely Quinlan
In the face of looming changes to the federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment program, and headwinds created by uncertainty, several state broadband chiefs said their offices are cautiously moving ahead in their planning. At the Fiber Broadband Association’s FiberConnect conference in Nashville this week, several state broadband chiefs shared both their frustration and trepidation regarding anticipated changes to the $42.45 billion program.
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1 week ago |
statescoop.com | Keely Quinlan
A group of more than 80 national and state school and library organizations on Thursday sent a letter to U.S. House members, urging them to vote against a measure that would repeal a Federal Communications rule allowing schools and libraries to spend E-Rate funds on wireless hotspot lending by schools and libraries. The letter comes after senators passed a joint resolution, introduced by Sen.
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1 week ago |
statescoop.com | Keely Quinlan
The California Department of Finance on Wednesday announced it will allow state employees to use generative artificial intelligence tools to more effectively analyze the cost and budget impact of bills proposed by the state’s legislature. The Department of Finance’s new agreement with the technology company Authorium is part of a new project to reduce the manual workload associated with drafting bill summaries and analyses.
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1 week ago |
statescoop.com | Keely Quinlan
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles on Wednesday announced it’s selected the New York IT services firm Kyndryl to lead an upcoming overhaul of its systems. Namely, the Virginia DMV sought Kyndryl to replace its Citizen Services Solution, a mainframe system that processes more than 200,000 transactions daily and powers its vehicle, driver and business applications. It will be replaced by Kyndryl’s cloud system, which is called MAX and uses Microsoft Azure.
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1 week ago |
statescoop.com | Keely Quinlan
New York City’s Tech Transit Lab on Tuesday announced the 12 startups selected for its 2025 cohort. As part of the lab, the companies will be paired with an NYC-area public transportation agency to test out solutions. Back in January, the lab shared that it was looking for tech startups to take part in the accelerator’s seventh annual competition series, which is an eight-week program run by the Partnership Fund for New York City.
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