As defense and intelligence agencies work to keep pace with the speed of today’s mission demands, the geospatial intelligence community is under increasing pressure to
The speed of war is accelerating, driven by advancements ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) to hypersonic weapons. Outpacing adversaries and mitigating threats require faster decision-making and action. AI systems
In part one, Kevin Bohan, Director of Product Marketing at Denodo, explored why operational AI relies on more than “real-time” architectures or raw processing speed. In mission critical environments,
In modern integrated warfare, speed matters, but precision and trust matter even more. As today’s threat environment grows more complex, AI and multi-domain operations are
Just last month, Breaking Defense reported that the Ukrainian military currently has a kill ratio of 1:5 in their ongoing war against Russia. That means for every one Ukrainian warfighter lost
Cybersecurity is a topic of talk in executive suites at organizations of all sizes, in all market segments, and in all geographies. The volume and sophistication of threats continues to
With conflict on the rise around the world, mission readiness has never been more important for the Department of War. Along with force and equipment
As the Department of War accelerates its transitions toward a mobile-first model, new technologies are emerging as force multipliers for safety, decision-making, and operational readiness.
The global space economy is entering a transformative era thanks in large part to expanding defense budgets and accelerating direct-to-device (D2D) capabilities. According to Novaspace,
The FY26 National Defense Authorization Act sends a clear message: the Department of Defense needs to build an AI-enabled workforce. Congress understands that artificial intelligence
