Amazon Web Services

NSA quietly re-awarded its Wild and Stormy cloud contract

Microsoft lost the 10-year top secret cloud contract competition for a second time, but decided not to protest.

Reporter's Notebook

GovExec

Innovation for IRS customer experience hangs on cost effectiveness

IT Modernization

Former CIO Schwartz: Improving citizen services takes a change of culture as much as technology

Federal Insights

GettyImages/DoD/Federal News Network

DoD picks Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Oracle for multibillion dollar project to replace JEDI Cloud

Defense

Amazon Web Services VP discusses how to be an ‘authentic leader’

Leaders and Legends

22nd Mobile Public Affairs Detac/Pfc. Hubert Delany

Spc. Johnny Bennett, a wheeled vehicle mechanic assigned to the XVIII Airborne Corps, does “mock door training” before an Airborne Operation at Sicily Drop Zone on Fort Bragg, N.C., Feb. 23, 2017. “Mock door training” is when Paratroopers are put in an airplane mockup to practice the jump commands and aircraft procedures that they will be given during their actual airborne assault. (U.S. Army Photo by Hubert D. Delany III/22nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment)

Army’s largest corps is getting its troops AI-enabled

Army

Pentagon finishes research for JEDI replacement as Supreme Court dismisses final legal challenge

Defense

Pentagon cancels JEDI Cloud contract after years of contentious litigation

Defense

Pentagon to continue court fight over JEDI Cloud contract

Defense

Cancel JEDI? No shame to DoD in doing so

Tom Temin Commentary

DoD, Microsoft ask court to dismiss Amazon’s political bias claims in JEDI case

DoD Reporter's Notebook

DoD upholds JEDI award to Microsoft

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Defense

Appeals court turns back Oracle’s latest challenge to JEDI contract

The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit agreed entirely with a lower court that had previously rejected Oracle’s JEDI challenge.

Defense

AWS files yet another JEDI protest, challenges DoD’s process for reconsidering the contract

Defense

Amazon’s latest complaint claims DoD has refused to respond to questions about how to price the revised cloud proposals it’s requesting from AWS and Microsoft.