As tensions intensify across the Indo-Pacific, resilient communications networks, robust cyber defenses, and seamless multinational information sharing have become essential to military readiness and credible deterrence.
At AFCEA’s TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026, senior military officials and defense specialists examined the challenges confronting U.S. and allied forces — from persistent electronic warfare threats on the Korean Peninsula to the shifting timeline of a potential Taiwan contingency and the pressing need for more capable regional data-sharing architectures.
This eBook compiles Breaking Defense’s reporting from the conference, showcasing the technologies, strategies, and partnerships that are shaping the future of the Indo-Pacific battlespace.
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