New White House Strategy Clarifies Military Tech Priorities: Undersea, Outer Space and AI

New White House strategy clarifies military tech priorities: undersea, outer space and AI

The National Security Science & Technology Strategy (NSSTS) also outlines an array of second-tier or longer-term technologies to watch, notably quantum and biotech.

New US Science-Tech Strategy Calls for More CFIUS Powers, Export Control Deregulation

The White House's National Security Science and Technology Strategy, released this week, said the Treasury Department is looking to expand its investment screening capabilities to prevent U.S. adversaries from acquiring cutting-edge American technologies, while the Bureau of Industry and Security...

OSTP Issues National Security Science, Tech Strategy

The strategy names undersea, space and AI as battlefield priorities. The post OSTP Issues National Security Science, Tech Strategy first appeared on Executive Gov.

Washington wants to shape the global sci-tech competition

The United States has put science and technology at the heart of its national security strategy. But Washington’s new blueprint is about more than winning the race for the next breakthrough: it is about choosing where to compete, protecting America’s advantages and building a wider technological ecosystem with allies and partners. Why it matters: The new National Security Science & Technology Strategy (NSSTS) explicitly treats U.S. scientific an…

White House Publishes S&T Strategy for National Security

The White House has offered a look at how space technology figures into its plans for future national security competition. On Tuesday, the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) released its National Security Science & Technology Strategy (NSSTS), backing the priorities laid out in the 2025 National Security Strategy. The new strategy focuses on where S&T competition meets national security. It’s built on four pillars:  Focusing techno…

America Picks Its Fights: Inside the New National Security Science and Technology Strategy

The White House no longer wants America chasing a lead in every technology at once. In its new National Security Science and Technology Strategy published August 17, the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) named three clear winners for federal research money: undersea systems, space, and AI with autonomy. Air superiority, long-range strike and […] The post America Picks Its Fights: Inside the New National Security Science and Technolo…