StateTech Magazine explores technology issues that state and local government IT leaders and workers face when they’re evaluating and implementing technology solutions.

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The city of Los Angeles has Olympic-level ambitions for its development as a smart city over the next year seven years. The city, which is set to host the 2028 Summer Olympics, recently …

As more state and local agencies adopt artificial intelligence technology, they face fundamental challenges about what use cases are most valuable — and, crucially, what type of IT …

Moreover, organization-specific apps must be tested for Windows 11 compatibility. Because Windows 11 has been tested and in use for over a year, most compatibility issues have …

In addition to being better at sustaining AI functions from software providers, AI PCs are better equipped to support Copilot and other AI features native to Windows 11.This includes the …

State and local agencies are using generative artificial intelligence for a wide range of tasks, from modernizing old code to intelligently processing documents and improving the citizen …

AI Costs Can Quickly Add Up for Government Agencies. As we begin 2025 in earnest, the biggest stumbling blocks for AI adoption seem to be fear of risk, lack of a safe environment for testing …

Cisco coined the term Internet of Everything in 2013 and later expanded it to the Internet of Things.While IoT focuses on the connectivity between devices, IoE encompasses a broader …

Attacks on water systems, the electric grid and telecommunications systems are up. Targeted cyberattacks on critical infrastructure increased by 70% in 2024 according to a Check Point …