The additional services include many that are most in demand for government customers, like AI, zero-trust security, and data and analytics tools.

Officials from the GSA, CMS, CISA, DHS and other agencies will make up the inaugural Technical Advisory Group.

The Federal Secure Cloud Advisory Committee will also have a new chair effective next week.

Robin Carnahan said the agency has 150 AI pilots and is zeroed in on purchasing “best-in-class AI technologies.”

Launch comes as the company has seen interest in artificial intelligence tools “spike” among its public sector customers.

Eric Mill, Executive Director for Cloud Strategy, FedRAMP

The federal government’s cloud services compliance program says it needs “to scale and automate our own processes beyond where they’re at now.”

Use of the program to authorize cloud services is up, but some agencies are still using unauthorized services and cost estimates are an issue, the Government Accountability…

Google Public Sector's Leigh Palmer writes in this Op-Ed that advances in AI and ML require modern, cloud-native IT — particularly applications hosted in commercial cloud environments…

Jonathan Alboum, federal CTO for ServiceNow and former CIO of the Agriculture Department.