TechNet Transatlantic (TNT), on 6 - 7 December 2023 in Frankfurt (am Main), Germany, provided a forum in which US and NATO military leaders engage with wide reaching industry teams and academic researchers in order to set future battle field conditions to; enhance partner force integration, improve battlespace digitization and accelerate command and control decision making across a multi-dimensional, coalition battlefield.
 
Over the last decade, and particularly this past year, global security has deteriorated to a point where the NATO alliance is increasingly asking for a strengthened C4ISR and cyber collaboration.  The current security situation demands new solutions to enable Joint All-Domain Operations with both partners and allies at a real or near-real time unseen in previous conflicts.  Gone are the days where a military force can sit back and wait for a strategic advantage.  TNT sought to bring to the forefront groundbreaking technology that leverages unconventional use of current and planned capabilities to deter and, if required, defeat our adversaries decisively at a time and place of our choosing. 
 
Furthermore, TNT sought to bring together U.S. and European based companies through collaboration and cooperation.  Future technology developments benefit individual nations, yet seamlessly integrate into NATO force packages (inside Europe or outside the boundaries) without extensive rework or retooling.  Additionally, TNT focused on the regional issues military leaders have identified in the field of C4ISR and Cyber, including full-spectrum cyber operations, as adversaries leverage cyberspace to conduct operations below the threshold of conflict.  
 
Finally, TNT featured speakers and discussions from throughout the theater encompassing U.S., NATO and Partner Nations. Exhibitors demonstrated solutions and services that meet the military services' requirements. 

Amongst others, the following technological solution areas were of interest to the J2, J3, J6, and J8 audience from many U.S. entities in Europe, as well as NATO commands and institutions and from partner nations:

• Network Transportation Diversity/Redundancy
• Zero Trust Architecture
• Cyber Security
• Cross Domain Solutions
• Small Form Factor Edge Computing
• Automated Data Security
• Data Analytics for various military functions
• Secure LTE Networks and End Devices
• Commercial for Classified
• Compile to Connect 
• Spectrum Management and Monitoring
• Electronic Warfare (EW) Systems
• Counter UAS
• RF Communication Interoperability/ RF extension kits for rapid site expansion
• Tactical Deployable Communications and Information Systems
• Wireless Local Area Network (LAN)/Wide Area Networks (WAN)
• Space Optics for secure communications
• And more …

Industry and academia speakers and exhibitors were welcomed from the US and European C4ISR and Cyber industry, research institutes and universities from the USA, Europe, and from NATO DIANA as well as national Emerging and Disruptive Technologies accelerators and hubs.