There are a myriad of agencies still using floppies in some capacity. I know for a fact that the ATF still has them available, even if maybe they're only aroun

There are a myriad of agencies still using floppies in some capacity. I know for a fact that the ATF still has them available, even if maybe they're only around for investigate purposes. The Department of Treasury's Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) (and possibly the Mint) had them the last time I was there, as they're used in the machines that make the moneys. I have it on good authority that floppy disk drives can still be found in the NSA and the Pentagon (though they've made a very strong push for multi-tenancy SAN as primary storage over the past decade), etc., etc. That this one particular agency still receives files on floppy disks necessitates that they still have floppy disk drives, though I must say that I'm a little surprised they haven't simply dictated to their upstream providers that they're switching.