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The agency reflects on Fiscal Year 2024 and calls on industry partners to deliver modernization in 2025.

Military leaders stress urgent modernization and interoperability.

Boosting innovation and cybersecurity is better achieved with small vendors.

Officials are adding hundreds of new personnel, and leaders are merging divisions together to work at keeping equipment up to date.

Personnel are looking to broaden the program to address more than just autonomy and artificial intelligence.

A panel highlights the military's need for industry partnerships in network modernization efforts.

Data scientists urge artificial intelligence developers to ensure data reflects current numbers and statistics.

U.S. Army Materiel Command is completing time-consuming tasks quicker by taking advantage of up-to-date equipment.

If secured, the networked technologies can offer the U.S. military battlefield gains.

The technology company will use the money to obtain biometric mobile and static collection devices.