A cyberattack Tuesday afternoon has disrupted the operations of the Alabama state government, Gov. Kay Ivey revealed.

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced more than 4,000 miles of middle-mile broadband projects throughout the state.

Redden, who kept a very low profile since his 2019 appointment, will be succeeded by Alabama Office of Information Technology Deputy Secretary Daniel Urquart, Gov. Kay Ivey…

NTT Data announced it has extended a contract to run the Retirement Systems of Alabama's data center through 2033.

Alabama, Kentucky, Nevada and Texas were awarded $793.7 million in pandemic relief funding to connect underserved communities.

General Dynamic Information Technology was awarded a $152 million contract by Alabama's Supercomputer Authority for cybersecurity services.

An amendment to a new state constitution will allow Alabama's local governments to use American Rescue Plan funds to attract broadband providers.

New software from Oracle is helping state education agencies find schools where students are struggling to complete federal student aid applications.

The upcoming platform, with its "enhanced services," is set to replace one the state has been using for nearly 20 years.

Alabama launched a statewide credential registry to allow employers and schools to verify the value of different certifications in the state.