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New constructs in intelligence have afforded U.S., allied and partner strides.

From software licensing cost improvements to data transport, the Defense Information Systems Agency is looking to the defense industrial base.

Considerations abound as the Air Force and the military work to navigate future command and control needs.

Conducting operations under Great Power Competition means speed and the highest competency of data.

AI represents a way to achieve battlefield advantage when used properly.

U.S. Indo-Pacific commander outlines the need for interoperability, partnership and technological innovation to secure the nation.

The deputy commander for the U.S. Space Forces Indo-Pacific addresses shortfalls and offers ideas to industry to help maintain national security.

Military needs to intertwine across services and among allies.

Indo-Pacific countries seek to match China’s “gray zone” activities.

U.S. Indo-Pacific Command will experiment with an operational prototype next summer.