Christopher Mitchell, of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, explains why New Mexico's replacement to the FCC's Affordable Connectivty Program is laudable, but not a long-term solution.

The state's new LeakTracer program uses data from "L-band synthetic aperture radar" satellites and AI to identify anomalies in soil moisture that could signal water escaping underground.

New Mexico and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will each spend up to $120 million as part of the Quantum Frontier Project.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued an executive order intended to safeguard sensitive state agency information and networks.

Hobbs, New Mexico, expanded its use of AI camera software to detect firearms at its parks and municipal buildings.

State broadband officials reacted to awards from the Broadband, Equity, Accessibility, and Deployment grant program with a mix of excitement and curiosity.

The $39 million contract will allow New Mexico's Human Services Department to update its Medicaid enrollment system.

Peter Mantos, New Mexico's CIO since June 2022, will leave that role and join Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's office to oversee IT projects.

New Mexico CIO Peter Mantos said his state is convening "the correct players" as it starts its application for DHS cyber grants.

On the Priorities podcast, New Mexico CIO Peter Mantos outlines his approach to the role. New Jersey’s innovation office turns to data.