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US Army Accelerates C2 Superiority to Counter Electronic Warfare Threats

Recent conflicts, like those in Ukraine, have shown that disrupting enemy communications and command networks can give forces a game-changing advantage without needing to destroy a large number of enemy platforms. This insight was shared by Joshua Carson, Director of Business Development at Chenega IT Enterprise Solutions (CITES), at the TechNet Augusta 2026 conference.

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Military personnel gather around a high-tech briefing table with multiple screens.

Army Accelerates Digital Overhaul with AI-Powered Cyber Push

The Army is turbocharging its digital transformation with an AI-powered cyber push, and the stakes are high. At TechNet Augusta 2026, military leaders gathered to tackle the toughest challenges and share key insights on the future of digital battlefield strategy.

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Pentagon Memo Reshapes Contractor Data Disclosure Rules

A new Pentagon memo is shaking up data disclosure rules for contractors, forcing them to rethink their approach at a time when AI innovation is taking center stage. This game-changing update intersects with emerging tech developments, sparking key questions for contractors, reporters, and military technologists.

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NSA Deputy Warns of China's Pervasive Threat Across Domains

China's influence is a game-changer, touching every aspect of national security, and the competition is heating up, with artificial intelligence playing a major role. The NSA Deputy Director warns that Beijing is disrupting the status quo, acting as a spoiler from Greenland to the Korean Peninsula.

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