Chinese researchers are developing new standards for autonomous satellite coordination and data sharing, potentially enhancing the capabilities of the People’s Liberation Army. An expert panel from the Chinese Institute of Command and Control (CICC) in Beijing approved work on ten proposed standards on September 21. This move is believed by analysts to expedite military targeting processes and bolster the resilience of China’s satellite networks. The approval allows for the release of draft texts for wider consultation and feedback. The initiative signifies a focused effort towards improving the efficiency and robustness of China's space-based assets. These standards aim to enable more streamlined communication and operation between satellites, critical for modern warfare. Further development and implementation of these standards will be closely monitored by international observers.