At TechNet Augusta 2026, Lt. Gen. Paul Stanton calls for standardized, interoperable architectures.

Shifts are needed as the service faces a complex warfighting environment.

Deputy director of the National Security Agency: The race with China is one 'that we absolutely must win.'

U.S. Army Cyber Command leaders introduce a new task force focused on all things AI.

Given the risks, the Army has acted quickly.

Shifting the culture and filling in the gaps regarding standardization can lead to a more data-oriented military.

The service has never had to test and evaluate technologies it hasn’t owned before, such as data meshes and artificial intelligence.

Private-sector personnel stress the importance of knowing the needs of warfighters.

Army and industry leaders are working to eliminate stovepiped systems by building interoperability into new capabilities from the outset.

VICTOR and Maven Smart System march forward.