From AI pilots to public decisions: what it really takes to close the intelligence gap
Across the public sector, the conversation about AI has shifted.
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Announcing GPT-5.2 Availability in Azure for U.S. Government Secret and Top Secret Clouds
Today, we are excited to announce that GPT-5.2, Azure OpenAI’s newest frontier reasoning model, is available in Microsoft Azure for US Government Secret and Top Secret cloud environments. -
Microsoft and NASA apply AI agents to key hydrology data, deepening our understanding of Earth
Water scarcity, flooding, and shifting agricultural conditions are among the most pressing challenges facing communities across North America. -
Unlocking New Possibilities: Microsoft Azure Hyperscale AI Computing with H200 GPUs Accelerates Secure AI Innovation in Azure for U.S. Government Secret and Top Secret
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries and redefine the boundaries of innovation, Microsoft is proud to announce a leap forward in secure, high-performance computing in our Secret and Top Secret clouds: the integration of NVIDIA H200 Tensor Core GPUs into Azure’s AI infrastructure. -
A CISO’s Guide to Securing AI – Securing AI for Federal, DIB, and DoW Entities
Why AI Security Is Mission-Critical Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping federal missions, defense operations, and critical infrastructure. -
Accelerating AI adoption for the US government
Microsoft and the US General Services Administration (GSA) announced a comprehensive agreement to bring a suite of productivity, cloud and AI services, including Microsoft 365 Copilot at no cost for up to 12 months for millions of existing Microsoft G5 users. -
Microsoft Adaptive Cloud: Advancing edge computing in the defense sector
Defense organizations need to operate in a secure, coordinated, and integrated manner, connecting current and future capabilities across domains to achieve mission outcomes. -
Understanding Compliance Between Commercial, Government, DoD & Secret Offerings – May 2026 Update
This article is the second of a series in the Microsoft Tech Community Public Sector Blog and touches on several key principles for compliance, including data residency versus data sovereignty.