The Trump administration released a national strategy for high technology on Oct. 15, emphasizing the need to both develop new capabilities and protect them from world competitors seeking to steal them. The document outlines a common set of 20 technology priorities for government agencies to nurture and protect, while acknowledging the list will evolve over time. They include: advanced computing, artificial intelligence, autonomy, quantum computing, communications and networks, distributed ledger technologies, microelectronics and man-machine interfaces, data science and storage; advanced materials, manufacturing technologies, aerospace engines, advanced conventional weapon technologies; advanced sensing and space technologies; agricultural and bio-technologies; chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) mitigation technologies; medical and public health technologies.
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