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DefenseTalks

Sep 22, 2026

Arlington, VA

DefenseScoop

The future of warfare is being reimagined in real time.

From artificial intelligence and autonomous systems to cyber operations and data-driven command and control, emerging technologies are redefining how the U.S. military deters adversaries, accelerates decision-making, and operates across every domain.

Hear directly from top decision-makers and industry innovators on:

  • AI-enabled military operations
  • Drones, autonomy, and human-machine teaming
  • The future of command and control
  • Cyber operations in the age of generative AI
  • Data, cloud, and digital modernization
  • Homeland defense and evolving global threats
  • Defense policy, acquisition, and workforce transformation

Join the leaders shaping the future of defense — where national security meets innovation.

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Nov 17, 2026

Washington, DC

The federal government is in the midst of an ongoing transformation with a premium placed on adopting the most modern commercial technologies and driving efficiency on the journey to service delivery and mission success. Guided by the top priorities of the White House, leaders across the federal government are embracing advanced technologies like generative AI and the cloud, fortifying cybersecurity by shifting to zero-trust architectures and embracing post-quantum cryptography, and prioritizing user experience in digital services. Join us for FedTalks 2026 in Washington, D.C. Hosted by FedScoop, FedTalks is the largest annual gathering of C-level executives, leaders and innovators from the government and tech communities. Now in its 16th year, FedTalks brings together more than 1,000 of the country’s most influential leaders for one day of discussion, exploring ways technology and people can transform government and our nation.

Key topics discussed at FedTalks will include:

  • Federal AI adoption
  • Commercial software acquisition
  • Unleashing innovation
  • Zero-trust security progress
  • 21st-century digital services
  • Data as a foundation for emerging technologies
  • Cloud security
  • Quantum computing and cryptography

And much more! Register now to secure your spot among the most influential leaders in the federal technology space at FedTalks 2026.

Nov 19, 2026

Virtual / Online

Digital transformation is more essential now than ever for state and local governments, as well as higher education institutions. Now, as technology leaders in government enter an era of uncertain budgets and tightening pursestrings, leaders are continuing to chase modernization and digital expansion as a potential solution to one of their biggest challenges.

In addition, citizens continue to clamor for a better digital experience, meaning government agencies and universities are required to modernize and transform at the same time, all while trying to keep up with — and embrace — emerging technologies like artificial intelligence.

This virtual summit will bring together technology leaders from across higher education, as well as state and local governments to explore the ongoing challenges they face while embracing IT modernization and digital transformation. Leaders will gather to discuss improving digital services, modernizing technology, embracing change and developing a workforce to support future-ready growth.

Apr 29, 2027

Washington, DC

As large-scale generative and agentic AI systems have moved from experimentation to operational deployment, artificial intelligence has become a defining priority for federal agency leaders and U.S. policymakers alike. AI is no longer a future capability — it is actively reshaping how government delivers services, manages risk, and advances its core missions. The United States now sits at a pivotal moment: competing not only to adopt AI at scale, but to define the rules, norms, and governance frameworks that will shape its global use. And under the Trump administration, federal focus has sharpened on sustaining and extending American leadership in AI to promote economic competitiveness, government effectiveness, and national security — while ensuring these systems are deployed responsibly and in service of the public good.
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