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CDT homepage

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type
source
created
2026-10-26
updated
2026-10-26
tags
G, A, C, F, state-government
elements
G, A, C, F
origin
shared
tier
primary
citable
yes
url
https://www.cdt.ca.gov/
rehost
yes

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CDT homepage

Citation

California Department of Technology. “Serving California through strategy, innovation, and secure delivery.” Web page, cdt.ca.gov, date not stated (news to Oct. 20, 2026). https://www.cdt.ca.gov/. Copy: raw/shared/2026-10-26 CDT homepage.md (original: .html beside it), fetched 2026-10-26. Read 2026-10-26.

Bottom line

  • A thin homepage of links (523 words). Chris Given is “State CIO and Director”. The spotlight is Poppy, the Middle-Mile Broadband Storefront and Digital ID.
  • It links training, careers and an “Artificial Intelligence community of practice”.

Background

See California Department of Technology.

Key claims

  • Main services: CALNET (network and telecommunications), the Statewide Information Management Manual (SIMM) and the Statewide IT Project Outcomes dashboard.
  • “California state government is building a model for how to responsibly implement GenAI in the public sector.”
  • News: “Small team, big impact” (Oct. 20, 2026, on Poppy); the next phase of the state cybersecurity plan (July 31, 2026); the middle-mile network (July 17, 2026).
  • Communities of practice: AI, Geographic Information Systems, Digital Web Services Network, Project Delivery.

Evidence and method

The department’s own page.

Pages taken, and why:

Limits

  • Links and headlines only.

Source file: wiki/sources/CDT homepage.md, updated 2026-10-26.

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