Building the Digital Foundation for Golden Dome
Modern software integration, resilient infrastructure and automation are central to realizing President Donald Trump’s proposed Golden Dome, an integrated, layered air and missile defense architecture designed to shield the nation from evolving threats.
Leaders from Red Hat and Microsoft discuss what it takes to build the digital foundation for faster decision-making, secure data sharing and mission success at scale.
Learn more about:
- What it takes to move toward a layered missile defense architecture like the Golden Dome.
- How integrated software and modern infrastructure enable faster, more confident decision-making in missile defense environments.
- Where automation and AI can have the greatest impact on speed, coordination and mission outcomes.
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Leigh Madden Vice President, National Security, Microsoft -
Chris Smith Vice President, North American Government Sales, Red Hat
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