Army Chief Data and Analytics Officer David Markowitz told DefenseScoop the goal for Army Data Platform 2.0 is to offer users new capabilities from multiple vendors.

The partnership strives to improve the overall quality of artificial intelligence models by using high-quality, well-labeled data.

The teaming initiative, which the companies are calling a “consortium,” is emerging as the firms separately continue to rack up big contract wins with the Pentagon.

The Army is using upcoming experimentation efforts to inform how the TITAN system will be employed, by what forces and how many to purchase.

The Army is seeking industry input as it plans for the production phase of the Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node program.

Valiant Shield provided an opportunity for the Department of Defense and its partners to put interoperability and CJADC2 concepts to the test.

The DOD is about to launch a "sprint," hold an industry day and conduct more Global Information Dominance Experiments.

Work under the new contract will initially cover five U.S. combatant commands: Central Command, European Command, Indo-Pacific Command, Northern Command/NORAD, and Transportation Command.

The Pentagon announced a deal for a Maven Smart System prototype.

The move comes as the Army is looking to acquire new unmanned platforms with autonomous capabilities.