“MAVEN will continue to be rolled out to all combatant commands and many more networks over the rest of this government fiscal year.”

In context

“even though it was only based on information in the public domain. Hive Mind is just that good. We're going to continue to invest in closing the loop between Hive Mind's output and the autonomous execution of these ideas at our customers. AIFD continues to delight. AIFD is now capable of powering complex SAP ERP migrations from ECC to S/4. Years of work now done in as little as two weeks. And we are generalizing AIFD's to do this for a broader and broader set of problems at our customers. AIFD and OSDK have unleashed pro-code builders in our platforms. We serve over 1 billion API gateway requests a week, from applications built by our customers on top of AIP with OSDK. Maven usage is at all-time highs, supporting simultaneous real-world events across combatant commands in the Joint Force. MAVEN will continue to be rolled out to all combatant commands and many more networks over the rest of this government fiscal year. But Maven is also pushing to the edge. We completed a live-fire exercise with Maven coordinating with UAV assets through our new Maven Edge agent called MAGE, enabling the declarative statement of mission intent and fully onboard planning reaction to emergent battlefield realities, and execution. AIP is becoming the default builder platform in the Department of War. Uniform service members, primes, federally funded research and development centers, all in Maven, Vantage, Envision, WarpCore, and more, all building. Not just consuming AI applications. We're seeing green suitors and blue suitors building their own agent swarms, to transform how they fight. As with any good revolution, the innovation is coming from the edge, not the program offices. It's the E-4 in Hawaii, the E-8 in South Ca”