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U.S. defense officials look to separate further away from their adversaries to decisively win the race to artificial intelligence dominance.

Titilayo Shodiya holds an M.S. in electrical and computer engineering and a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering and materials science, both from Duke University. She is currently a public policy technical manager at Infoblox. Prior to joining the Infoblox team,she held a range of technical and leadership roles at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.

The Pentagon is set to continue modernization efforts with a focus on cybersecurity.

The new radiological detection system gives warfighters the ability to uncover and locate hazardous materials, helping keep soldiers out of harm’s way.

A new contract award promises domestic production of gallium and scandium.

By narrowing the priorities, the Pentagon hopes to deliver cutting-edge capabilities at speed and scale.

One Army official observes that defense, data and defense industrial base are essential areas that U.S. military leaders must focus on to prepare for the future fight.

Leaders emphasize reduced costs and increased range and resiliency for U.S.-built autonomous aircraft.

As the Department of the Navy outlines its modern world priorities, its strict new acquisition process leaves no room for waste.