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The U.S. Air Force is closely examining industry solutions necessary for command and control in a near-peer environment.

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NATO wants new ideas and adopts a capitalistic approach—of sorts.

Officials implement lessons learned from the Starblazor pilot program.

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Critical infrastructure no longer consists solely of roads and bridges; cloud systems must be taken into account.

Beijing faces tough choices if it wants to remain competitive in artificial intelligence for military use.