NATO’s recent exercises in December 2025 at the Ādaži Military Base in Latvia highlighted the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and unmanned systems across various military domains. The Digital Backbone Experiment (DiBaX) demonstrated significant advancements in operational scenarios, including reconnaissance and autonomous supply chain operations, focusing on enhancing interoperability and addressing cyber threats. These initiatives, part of NATO’s broader strategy to build a unified digital infrastructure, reinforce the alliance’s capabilities in multi-domain warfare amidst rising security challenges. The exercises reflect NATO’s commitment to adopting emerging technologies, fostering resilience and collaborative innovation, which are essential for maintaining regional security and deterrence in an evolving geopolitical landscape.