The US Army is expanding the use of operational AI within its Next Generation Command and Control initiative, with Striveworks scaling support from the 4th Infantry Division to the 25th Infantry Division.
The US Army is expanding the use of operational AI within its Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) initiative, with Striveworks scaling support from the 4th Infantry Division to the 25th Infantry Division.
As part of this broader deployment, the Texas-based firm will provide its Chariot Core platform, designed to deploy, monitor, and sustain AI systems across cloud and tactical edge environments.
“Moving from the 4th Infantry Division to the 25th Infantry Division proves these capabilities can operate across very different environments and missions,” said Kevin Strouse, Striveworks’ general manager of Command and Control Systems.
Read the full story on our new publication, Military AI: Striveworks Scales US Army NGC2 AI Work Across Two Divisions
