The U.S. National Security Agency is embarking on a major reorganization, The Washington Post reports, citing current and former officials.

The initiative calls for the creation of five new directorates within the agency, which will focus on artificial intelligence, China, cybersecurity, support for combat operations, and global intelligence, the newspaper’s sources said.

In their view, the new organizational structure will better reflect the NSA’s current and future priorities.

The initiative is expected to be implemented starting in mid-October, with "full operational capability" to be reached by mid-January 2027.

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