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Spanish, German companies start work on hypersonic missile interceptor
The European Union’s burgeoning defense bureaucracy is breeding two related efforts aimed at shooting down sophisticated aerial threats in the future.
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French Navy takes delivery of new mini-drones for reconnaissance
The catapult-launched aircraft can operate autonomously for three hours in a 50 kilometer (27 mile) range, per the manufacturer.
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BAE Systems delivers new M-code GPS receivers to Germany under first non-US sale
Berlin placed the order for an undisclosed number of receivers in 2020 as a Foreign Military Sale (FMS) fulfilled through U.S. Space Systems Command (SSC).
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France approves final phase of Artemis big-data processing platform
The goal of Artemis is to provide France with a sovereign and secure big-data and AI processing platform that can exploit and analyze the massive volumes of data flowing from military equipment and sensors.
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Thales finalizes acquisition of RUAG training and simulation unit
The acquisition aligns with armed forces modernization programs across the globe, and a move toward digitalization across land forces.
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NATO wants a say in 5G standardization talks
For the past several years, the agency has been conducting internal technical assessments to evaluate the potential of 5G for military applications.
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France puts space at top of national — and European — security priorities
France is using its temporary role leading the European Council presidency to emphasize the operational domain’s importance across the continent.
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Atos’ Cyril Dujardin on European defense opportunities in 5G tech
Cyril Dujardin, senior vice president and global head of digital security at France-based Atos, shared his perspective on how 5G will transform the European defense sector.
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New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
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Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
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Spanish, German companies start work on hypersonic missile interceptor
The European Union’s burgeoning defense bureaucracy is breeding two related efforts aimed at shooting down sophisticated aerial threats in the future.
-
French Navy takes delivery of new mini-drones for reconnaissance
The catapult-launched aircraft can operate autonomously for three hours in a 50 kilometer (27 mile) range, per the manufacturer.
-
BAE Systems delivers new M-code GPS receivers to Germany under first non-US sale
Berlin placed the order for an undisclosed number of receivers in 2020 as a Foreign Military Sale (FMS) fulfilled through U.S. Space Systems Command (SSC).
-
France approves final phase of Artemis big-data processing platform
The goal of Artemis is to provide France with a sovereign and secure big-data and AI processing platform that can exploit and analyze the massive volumes of data flowing from military equipment and sensors.
-
Thales finalizes acquisition of RUAG training and simulation unit
The acquisition aligns with armed forces modernization programs across the globe, and a move toward digitalization across land forces.
-
NATO wants a say in 5G standardization talks
For the past several years, the agency has been conducting internal technical assessments to evaluate the potential of 5G for military applications.
-
France puts space at top of national — and European — security priorities
France is using its temporary role leading the European Council presidency to emphasize the operational domain’s importance across the continent.
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Atos’ Cyril Dujardin on European defense opportunities in 5G tech
Cyril Dujardin, senior vice president and global head of digital security at France-based Atos, shared his perspective on how 5G will transform the European defense sector.
-
New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
-
Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
-
Spanish, German companies start work on hypersonic missile interceptor
The European Union’s burgeoning defense bureaucracy is breeding two related efforts aimed at shooting down sophisticated aerial threats in the future.
-
French Navy takes delivery of new mini-drones for reconnaissance
The catapult-launched aircraft can operate autonomously for three hours in a 50 kilometer (27 mile) range, per the manufacturer.
-
BAE Systems delivers new M-code GPS receivers to Germany under first non-US sale
Berlin placed the order for an undisclosed number of receivers in 2020 as a Foreign Military Sale (FMS) fulfilled through U.S. Space Systems Command (SSC).
-
France approves final phase of Artemis big-data processing platform
The goal of Artemis is to provide France with a sovereign and secure big-data and AI processing platform that can exploit and analyze the massive volumes of data flowing from military equipment and sensors.
-
Thales finalizes acquisition of RUAG training and simulation unit
The acquisition aligns with armed forces modernization programs across the globe, and a move toward digitalization across land forces.
-
NATO wants a say in 5G standardization talks
For the past several years, the agency has been conducting internal technical assessments to evaluate the potential of 5G for military applications.
-
France puts space at top of national — and European — security priorities
France is using its temporary role leading the European Council presidency to emphasize the operational domain’s importance across the continent.
-
Atos’ Cyril Dujardin on European defense opportunities in 5G tech
Cyril Dujardin, senior vice president and global head of digital security at France-based Atos, shared his perspective on how 5G will transform the European defense sector.
-
New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
-
Eying military gains, France goes big on national quantum technology
Mastering quantum technology is an “absolutely strategic interest” for France’s national defense, said Defense Minister Florence Parly.
