Coast Guard envisions using AI to develop acquisition ‘superhighway’
The military service, which falls under DHS, published an RFI as it looks for new tech to improve the efficiency of its acquisition enterprise.
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U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer 2nd Class Kimble Petersen, an aviation survival technician assigned to Coast Guard Air Station Barbers Point in Kapolei, Hawaii, scans the scene below while being hoisted down from a Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin helicopter during a training exercise in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii Nov. 12, 2025. Cliff-side and vertical hoist missions often occur in remote or inaccessible terrain, requiring precise aircraft positioning and environmental awareness to avoid obstacles and wind shear. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Tyler Robertson) AI -
U.S. Army Soldiers assigned to the 91st and 96th Civil Affairs Battalions (Special Operations) (Airborne) receives a briefing about artificial intelligence model used during for a tabletop exercise as part of Atlas Lion at Fort Bragg, N.C. Oct. 27, 2025. The Atlas Lion Table-Top Exercise is an AI supported simulation designed to validate Civil Affairs Company’s core competencies in a digital training environment, ensuring readiness for real-world operations by validating their ability to effectively support civilian populations and local governance. (U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Natalia Hernandez) AI SOCOM to evaluate industry hardware solutions for powering AI workloads
The command wants to partner with vendors whose solutions are selected by SOCOM’s J24 Intelligence Data Science Team.
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Researchers at the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate in Rome, N.Y. are advancing quantum technologies from the individual quantum bit or qubit, level to the system level, where different qubit types must interface for future capabilities for the US Air Force. (Photo by Albert Santacroce) Emerging Tech Pentagon pares down list of critical emerging technology areas
The revised list of critical technology areas includes six categories that “represent the priorities that will deliver the greatest impact, the fastest results and the most decisive advantage on the battlefield,” Emil Michael said.
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Sponsored Insights Too much data, too few analysts: How AI offers a ‘force multiplier’ for intelligence analysts
Without artificial intelligence, AI training, and automation, the Intelligence Community faces an overwhelming task in keeping top decision-makers informed in a fast-moving world.
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Katie Arrington conducts a speaking and Q&A session during Virtual Engagement for COMDEF 2020, September 29, 2020, in the Pentagon. (DoD photo by Marvin Lynchard) AI DOD wants to use AI to bolster security of Indo-Pacom networks
AI will play a key role in the department’s Mission Network-as-a-Service initiative.
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The application Google Gemini can be seen on the display of an iPhone. (Photo by Silas Stein/picture alliance via Getty Images) AI Lockheed Martin integrating Google’s generative AI tools into workflow ops
The collaboration will integrate Google’s generative AI tools — including Gemini — into Lockheed Martin’s AI Factory.
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(Getty Images) Sponsored Insights From data silos to strategic insights: The interoperability imperative for defense analytics
How technology advances, AI and data fabrics are bridging critical gaps in information sharing and accelerating the promise of near real-time, actionable intelligence.
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A sign is seen before a checkpoint at Quantico Marine Corps base in Quantico, Virginia on September 29, 2025. (Photo by ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images) AI Marine Corps postpones generative AI workshop due to lapse in appropriations
The workshop was slated to take place Nov. 17-21 at Quantico and bring together Marines, civilians and industry.
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Visualization of thruster nozzle flow predicted by the Northrop Grumman–Luminary Physics AI Model, powered by NVIDIA PhysicsNeMo (Credit: Luminary Cloud) AI Northrop Grumman inks deal with tech startup for accelerated, AI-enabled spacecraft design
“We’re trying to build models that are just as capable as the [large language models] to generate new designs to predict the physical world,” said Juan Alonso, Luminary Cloud’s chief technology officer.
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Warfighters operate IT equipment at the lab located at Defense Information Systems Agency Headquarters at Fort Meade Md. (DISA Photo by: David Abizaid) AI DISA planning 2026 industry day focused on AI tools
The agency is interested in industry’s offerings for AI tools, streamlined database systems and other emerging data management capabilities.