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Elusive hypersonic arms need Western teamwork, NATO researcher says
“Every single nation brings a certain puzzle piece to the bigger picture,” said Kerstin Huber, of NATO’s Science and Technology Organization.
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France preps Europe’s fastest classified supercomputer for defense AI
French defense leaders plan a leading role in mastering AI, considered to be a key differentiating factor among tomorrow’s armed forces.
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France rethinks military light-drone acquisition as Army falls behind
French defense leaders seek ways to short-circuit the military-acquisition bureaucracy, as drones remake the battlefield in Ukraine.
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What to look out for at Eurosatory, Europe’s biggest defense show
The 2024 show takes full measure of the war in Ukraine, after a 2022 edition marked by the shock of Russia’s invasion months prior.
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KNDS will set up shop in Ukraine to repair heavy weapons, make ammo
The company hopes to create a local subsidiary in June and hire local firms for various tasks, as Ukraine battles Russian attacks.
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Airbus, Diehl aim at future air war with drone wingman, remote carrier
The companies proposed new concepts for unmanned aerial vehicles capable of anything from reconnaissance to strike missions.
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France turns to AI for signals analysis in underwater acoustics war
French naval intelligence analysts want to hear a wrench falling in a hold in a faraway vessel, or its pumps starting up.
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Confusion swirls over Western tank caveats in Ukraine
There are no Dutch restrictions on Ukrainian forces using donated Leopard tanks in combat, as Ukrainian soldiers said they are still using US-made Abrams.
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France offers to buy strategic assets from struggling IT firm Atos
The company, which is involved in France’s nuclear-deterrent as well as land-warfare programs, is at risk of falling under foreign control.
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French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
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Elusive hypersonic arms need Western teamwork, NATO researcher says
“Every single nation brings a certain puzzle piece to the bigger picture,” said Kerstin Huber, of NATO’s Science and Technology Organization.
-
France preps Europe’s fastest classified supercomputer for defense AI
French defense leaders plan a leading role in mastering AI, considered to be a key differentiating factor among tomorrow’s armed forces.
-
France rethinks military light-drone acquisition as Army falls behind
French defense leaders seek ways to short-circuit the military-acquisition bureaucracy, as drones remake the battlefield in Ukraine.
-
What to look out for at Eurosatory, Europe’s biggest defense show
The 2024 show takes full measure of the war in Ukraine, after a 2022 edition marked by the shock of Russia’s invasion months prior.
-
KNDS will set up shop in Ukraine to repair heavy weapons, make ammo
The company hopes to create a local subsidiary in June and hire local firms for various tasks, as Ukraine battles Russian attacks.
-
Airbus, Diehl aim at future air war with drone wingman, remote carrier
The companies proposed new concepts for unmanned aerial vehicles capable of anything from reconnaissance to strike missions.
-
France turns to AI for signals analysis in underwater acoustics war
French naval intelligence analysts want to hear a wrench falling in a hold in a faraway vessel, or its pumps starting up.
-
Confusion swirls over Western tank caveats in Ukraine
There are no Dutch restrictions on Ukrainian forces using donated Leopard tanks in combat, as Ukrainian soldiers said they are still using US-made Abrams.
-
France offers to buy strategic assets from struggling IT firm Atos
The company, which is involved in France’s nuclear-deterrent as well as land-warfare programs, is at risk of falling under foreign control.
-
French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
-
Elusive hypersonic arms need Western teamwork, NATO researcher says
“Every single nation brings a certain puzzle piece to the bigger picture,” said Kerstin Huber, of NATO’s Science and Technology Organization.
-
France preps Europe’s fastest classified supercomputer for defense AI
French defense leaders plan a leading role in mastering AI, considered to be a key differentiating factor among tomorrow’s armed forces.
-
France rethinks military light-drone acquisition as Army falls behind
French defense leaders seek ways to short-circuit the military-acquisition bureaucracy, as drones remake the battlefield in Ukraine.
-
What to look out for at Eurosatory, Europe’s biggest defense show
The 2024 show takes full measure of the war in Ukraine, after a 2022 edition marked by the shock of Russia’s invasion months prior.
-
KNDS will set up shop in Ukraine to repair heavy weapons, make ammo
The company hopes to create a local subsidiary in June and hire local firms for various tasks, as Ukraine battles Russian attacks.
-
Airbus, Diehl aim at future air war with drone wingman, remote carrier
The companies proposed new concepts for unmanned aerial vehicles capable of anything from reconnaissance to strike missions.
-
France turns to AI for signals analysis in underwater acoustics war
French naval intelligence analysts want to hear a wrench falling in a hold in a faraway vessel, or its pumps starting up.
-
Confusion swirls over Western tank caveats in Ukraine
There are no Dutch restrictions on Ukrainian forces using donated Leopard tanks in combat, as Ukrainian soldiers said they are still using US-made Abrams.
-
France offers to buy strategic assets from struggling IT firm Atos
The company, which is involved in France’s nuclear-deterrent as well as land-warfare programs, is at risk of falling under foreign control.
-
French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
