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The ’60s are alive and well — in federal government computers. A new report says several federal agencies are using outdated computer systems, some with components that are over 50 year… ...

A report says state employees are working on outdated computer systems, despite eight years under Rick Snyder, a self-described computer nerd.

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Thousands of Pennsylvanians have gotten busy signals or no response when trying to file unemployment claims.

Organizations using outdated computer operating systems and internet browsers have significant security vulnerabilities, according to a new BitSight report.

The Baltimore Sun reports the city's top watchdog said many employees store important information only on their own computers rather than backing up the data using cloud storage as recommended.

The systems are about 56 years old and use an outdated computer language that is difficult to write and maintain. Treasury plans to replace the systems but has no firm dates.