US Gov Taps Snowflake for AI Push
US federal agencies gain easier access to Snowflake's AI Data Cloud via a new GSA agreement, aiming to break down data silos and accelerate AI modernization.
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From the articleFor years, the promise of a data-driven U.S. federal government, one that can quickly and securely share information to improve services and deploy innovative, effective, and governed AI tools, has been hampered by data silos and outdated IT.
unified data platform for federal agencies
From the article 7 mentionsCarahsoft, acting as the trusted government IT solutions provider, partnered with Snowflake to offer its data cloud through Carahsoft’s GSA MAS.
makes Snowflake's AI Data Cloud accessible
From the article 4 mentionsSnowflake, through a new strategic OneGov agreement made available via the U.S.
trusted government IT solutions provider role
From the article 2 mentionsThe future of government service delivery relies on accessible, secure, and unified data, a future Snowflake aims to help build through this partnership.
From the article 2 mentionsThis expands access for federal agencies with accessible, pre-negotiated pricing, simplifying procurement and accelerating modernization timelines.
speeds up deployment of AI tools
From the articleThis expands access for federal agencies with accessible, pre-negotiated pricing, simplifying procurement and accelerating modernization timelines.
improved services and AI deployment
From the articleGeneral Services Administration (GSA), will make it easier for federal agencies to leverage its AI Data Cloud to enhance mission effectiveness.
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