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Orbis President Tim Van Name has released the second essay in his five-part Substack series examining the structural forces shaping intelligence sharing and defense cooperation among allies. In this installment, he explores how export controls, sensor architectures, and coalition information-sharing models are influencing the systems partners are building today—and the long-term strategic consequences for interoperability, alliance cohesion, and global security.

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Orbis President Tim Van Name has published a new essay examining how the global competition to build sensor networks, data architectures, and intelligence-sharing frameworks is reshaping international security. Drawing a parallel to the institutional architecture established at Bretton Woods in 1944, the piece argues that the standards, interoperability models, and governance frameworks adopted today will define how nations perceive and respond to threats for decades to come. The essay explores the strategic implications of emerging infrastructure built by China and others—and the urgent need for accessible, partner-centered architectures that enable trusted intelligence sharing among allies.