Senior Tech Reporter

Carten Cordell

Carten Cordell is a Senior Technology Reporter for FedScoop. He is a former workforce and acquisition reporter at Federal Times, having previously served as online editor for Northern Virginia Magazine and Investigative Reporter for Watchdog.org, Virginia Bureau. Carten was a 2014 National Press Foundation Paul Miller Fellow and has a Master’s degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. He is also a graduate of Auburn University and promises to temper his passions for college football while in the office.

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GSA: Agencies wanting an EIS extension better have transformation in mind

Tech

quantum — A miniaturized ion trap for the simultaneous use of different ion strings for quantum information processing. (Institute of High Energy Physics at the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna / Flickr)

Military to collaborate with allies on quantum navigation project

Emerging Tech

IBM’s 16-qubit processor. DARPA officials are seeking information on quantum technology that can be used to optimize scientific modeling. (Photo IBM Research/Flickr)

DARPA interested in applying quantum computing to machine learning

Emerging Tech

From left: Partnership for Public Service Senior Manager Eric Keller leads a panel on improving customer service in government with Department of Veterans Affairs CTO Charles Worthington, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Deputy Administrator for Operations Kimberly Brandt and USDA Office of Customer Experience Director Jim Doyle. (Photo by Carten Cordell)

Leaders want to improve customer service inside and outside agencies

Tech

Margie Graves at the 2018 IT modernization Summit. Graves called Wednesday for agencies to move to TBM to replace the CPIC process. (FedScoop)

To drive modernization, CIOs urge adoption of Technology Business Management practices

Tech

Quantum processors. (Photo by Steve Jurvetson / Flickr)

The White House is playing the long game on quantum computing, deputy CTO says

Tech

Deputy Chief Technology Officer of the United States Michael Kratsios introduces NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine at the “Face to Face with Our Future: A Day with Young Leaders” event, Wednesday, June 27, 2018 at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, DC. Photo Credit: (NASA/Joel Kowsky)

White House continues push for public-private collaboration on AI

Acquisition

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DISA awards $49M OTA for background check system

Defense

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VA wants to use AI to boost veteran experience

Modernization