Ghost Fleet Showdown: How Autonomy and Innovation Can Close China’s Shipbuilding Gap
Instead, the United States can outpace this advantage through agility, autonomy, and innovation.
Bala Selvam
Building the Foundation First: Sequencing Data Architecture Before AI in National Security
Even the 2025 National Security Strategy emphasizes strengthening America’s digital infrastructure and deploying AI responsibly, underscoring that success with DoW tech begins with a solid foundation.
Building the War Cloud: Why the Department of War Needs Modern AI Infrastructure
This modern “AI stack” is not just a tech upgrade; it’s the foundation on which large language models (LLMs), autonomous systems, and computer vision (CV) models will operate effectively, even in contested or disconnected edge environments.
Process Discipline: The Unsung Hero Behind Technology Success
In fact, high tech dropped onto low-discipline operations will simply automate the chaos.
The Pentagon Doesn’t Need More Startups: It Needs the Right Startups
What the Pentagon does need are the quiet professionals; the builders who aren’t showboating on the conference circuit because they’re busy solving real problems.
From Startup to Warfighter: Sequencing DIU, OSC, and VC for Defense Innovation
This article issues a direct call to action: coordinate and sequence the efforts of DIU, OSC, and the pathway from Silicon Valley to the frontline.
Owning the Next Chip Paradigm: Bringing Advanced Fabs Back to America
Today, over 90% of the world’s most advanced semiconductors are made in Taiwan, placing the “brains” of our defense systems, communications, and economy at the mercy of geopolitics.