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Military Leaders Outline Next Steps for USPACOM's Warfighting IT Platform

Military leaders at TechNet Indo-Pacific discuss how the USPACOM Warfighting IT Platform is integrating networks and emerging technologies to improve joint operations and decision-making across the region.

J6 panel at TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 military leaders discuss the U.S. Pacific Command (USPACOM) Warfighting IT Platform. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

Experts Caution on AI Use, Call for Preparedness and Strong Data Foundation

TechNet Indo-Pacific speakers emphasize reliable data, human oversight and workforce readiness as AI capabilities evolve.

Technology experts speak at TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 in Honolulu. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

ChatGPT Mil To Roll Out New Capabilities

OpenAI for Government experts talk about upcoming additions to the online resource at TechNet Indo-Pacific.

Service members assigned to the GenAI.mil task force, Department of War (DOW) Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO), deliver training on building AI agents to sailors assigned to U.S. Pacific Fleet on Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, July 23, 2026. Under the purview of the DOW CDAO, the task force is helping to systematically remove barriers to AI adoption to ensure a more lethal Department of War. Credit: U.S Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Christopher Sypert

JIOC Explores Agentic AI Adoption for Mission-Specific Operations in DDIL Environments

At TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026, an AI expert announces that leaders at the Joint Intelligence Operations Center are rapidly experimenting with leveraging technology to accomplish specific tasks, especially in contested environments.

A panel of experts discuss agentic AI for mission-specific purposes at TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 in Honolulu. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

‘Super Intelligence’ Is the New Term for Artificial Intelligence in the U.S. Army

Super intelligence is real and here to stay, according to Army leaders.

Brandon Pugh, principal cyber advisor to the secretary of the Army, speaks at the 2026 Association of the U.S. Army’s Annual Meeting and Exposition.

Foundational Quantum R&D Pushes the Envelope of Possibility

Upstate New York institutions are providing advancements across the entire quantum gamut.

As part of finding the art of the possible and proactively anticipating future quantum needs, researchers from the Air Force Research Laboratory are examining how to harness integrated quantum photonic chips for use in computing on a drone. Credit: Chris D’Elia concept illustration using Adobe Stock images from Aliaksandr Marko, BAIVECTOR and U.S. Air National Guard drone photo by Tech. Sgt. Valentina Viglianco

The AFRL’s Rome R&D Adapts

The lab's directorate positions itself for the future.

The Air Force Research Laboratory’s quantum researchers are interested in the intersection of quantum with other capabilities, according to Kathy-Anne Soderberg, acting chief technology officer and quantum technology lead, Air Force Research Laboratory Information and Spectrum Warfare Directorate.

Grand Collaboration at the Griffiss Institute

The Griffiss Institute is also located adjacent to the Griffiss International Airport and its active runway, where the institute, along with New York State partner NY Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), provides a Federal Aviation Administration-designated UAS test site. The indoor and outdoor test environments include the so-called Sky Dome, the largest indoor UAS instrumented research facility in the United States.

Turning the Tide in AI Mechanical Engineering

Sandia National Laboratories achieves new milestone.

Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories created ways to use AI in the design elements of mechanical engineering in ways not seen before, thanks to the use of supercomputing, artificial intelligence and 3D manufacturing. Credit: Craig Fritz/Sandia National Laboratories

Quantum Explodes on the International Stage

Countries around the world are advancing quantum solutions.

In Brazil, researchers are setting up a National Quantum Network, shares Daniel Felinto, professor of physics at Brazil’s Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (UFPE), and co-founder of the UFPE’s Quantum Networks Laboratory, speaking June 24 at the Griffiss Institute’s annual Quantum for International (Q4I) workshop, held June 23-24 in Rome, New York. Credit: Kimberly Underwood