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Pillar 2 entails the collaborative development of advanced capabilities in six technological areas: undersea capabilities, quantum technologies, artificial intelligence and autonomy, advanced cyber, hypersonic and counter-hypersonic capabilities, and electronic warfare; and in two broader functional areas: innovation and information sharing. [5 ...
The UK, US and Australia have agreed to collaborate more closely on undersea warfare technology as they build nuclear-power submarines.
It quoted Kaine as saying AUKUS was "critical to keeping the Indo-Pacific free and open" and the bill would help "outline a path for Japan’s inclusion in AUKUS and expand defense industrial ...
The senior U.S. official said any decisions about who would be involved in Pillar Two would be made by the three AUKUS members, whose defence ministers had been considering the questions for many ...
The SSN-AUKUS class "will incorporate US technology such as propulsion plant systems and components, a common vertical launch system and weapons", [42] and "will have a high degree of commonality" with the Virginia class, including "sharing elements of the propulsion plant, combat system and weapons", enhancing interoperability and Australia's ...
By November 2014, initial capabilities had not been decided on, and recommendations were to be made throughout 2015. [31] In December 2014, the Australian Coalition government ruled out using a tender process to identify a new submarine design, blaming the limited time left before the Collins class were scheduled to begin leaving service. [ 32 ]
The so-called AUKUS "pillar 2" commits to jointly developing quantum computing, undersea, hypersonic, AI and cyber technology.
The Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System process encourages early and continuous collaboration with the acquisition community to ensure that new capabilities are conceived and developed in the joint warfighting context.