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Looking Past the AI Hype

Chief technology officer and AI expert discusses the history and reality of the common buzzword.

William “Bill” W. Streilein, chief technology officer at the Department of Defense Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office, addresses the audience at TechNet Indo-Pacific. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

Indo-Pacific: The Stakes Could Not Be Higher

Implementation of modern technologies must be accelerated to meet military needs, says INDOPACOM spokesperson.

U.S. Pacific Fleet Rear Adm. Eric C. Ruttenberg delivers opening keynote speech at TechNet Indo Pacific 2023 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

Zero Trust and Mission Partner Environment Not in Opposition

New technologies allow a no-trust approach to work in a trusted environment.

Experts from industry, U.S. Department of Defense and the National Security Agency discuss how to ensure and improve the security of the mission partner environment during AFCEA’s TechNet Indo-Pacific Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, November 7-9. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

Data Remains Key to Military Artificial Intelligence Strategy

The Defense Department’s new plan intends to solidify past efforts.

Kathleen Hicks, deputy secretary of defense, U.S. Department of Defense, delivers remarks in the Pentagon briefing room on November 2.

President's Commentary: Are We Losing to the People’s Republic of China in the Indo-Pacific?

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The United States Takes Unprecedented Steps With India

Under a whole-of-U.S.-government approach, the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is deepening its ties with the South Asian nation.

During a June 5 visit to India, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin (c) is welcomed by the Indian Ministry of Defense in New Delhi by Minister Rajnath Singh (r). The Department of Defense, especially through the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, continues to deepen its military defense partnership. DoD photo by Chad J. McNeeley

Data Is the Tip of the Spear in CJADC2

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Space Development Agency Pursues JADC2 Transit Layer

The agency identified two companies to build and operate the 100-satellite infrastructure that will be a key data relay.

The Space Development Agency is moving quickly to proliferate its constellation of space vehicles that will ultimately provide detection, tracking and fire control of advanced missile threats. Credit: SDA

The Army Defines 'Radios-as-a-Service' Pilot

Guiding a new market, the U.S. Army is looking for radio service solutions to support Indo-Pacific and global operations.

A soldier from U.S. Army Pacific performs a 5-kilometer run during Jungle School at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, on October 17, 2023. Soldiers are conducting jungle mobility training, waterborne operations, combat tracking, jungle tactics, survival training and situational awareness exercises to become familiar with operations in the jungle or other difficult, contested environments. Soldiers will need reliable radio communications. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Spc. Mariah Aguilar

Command and Control Nodes Unite the Indo-Pacific Region

Groundbreaking connections enable U.S., allied and partner operations in the region.

U.S. Army soldiers land equipment on the beach from a floating causeway in Bowen, North Queensland, Australia on July 31 during Exercise Talisman Sabre. The effort was part of the Joint Logistics Over the Shore activities that enables the movement of equipment, machinery and vehicles to support theater military operations. The Army’s I Corps created dispersed command and control nodes to connect decision making and data around the globe for the exercise.