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The U.S. government is becoming the owner of autonomous warfare standards. Value increasingly accrues to the integration layer: deployed interfaces, operational data, user familiarity, accreditation history, and contract position.
U.S. C-UAS procurement is consolidating around centralized command-and-control (C2) platforms. Fragmented point solutions are being replaced by interoperable ecosystems, reducing integration economics, concentrating value at the C2 layer, and pressuring standalone hardware margins.