The new program is designed to bring the nation's least-connected state up to speed with the rest of the country.

The state's top IT official since 2015, Reed was responsible for several major projects including a new data center and a statewide G Suite migration.

New research credits the Voatz app with slightly boosting ballots cast by overseas voters, but other reports raise questions about the reliability of online voting.

The long-criticized practice of registering service availability by census block will be replaced by polygonal outlines showing exactly where service is available.

After years of false starts, Gov. Gavin Newsom says the state could now be getting the support it needs to deploy the next generation of 911 technologies.

Citing health issues, Robert Samson will step down after two and a half years heading one of the largest government IT enterprises in the country.

"Bleutech Park," backed in part by Cisco, claims it will include robotic security services, buildings made from "self-healing concrete" and an augmented-reality mode.

Commentary: Red Hat's Bill Hirsch says IT standards are extremely valuable — so why aren't more state and local agencies adopting them?

Tim Roemer, who's worked in a variety of roles under Gov. Doug Ducey, is now the state's top cybersecurity official.

Technology is playing a central role in community preparation efforts, as organizers attempt to ensure that no one is left uncounted in 2020.