The aerospace, defence & security industry is seeing changes in cloud investment across several key metrics, according to an analysis of GlobalData figures.
Australia announced a nuclear-powered submarine deal with the US and UK on Wednesday, abandoning an...
SME Malloy Aeronautics claims its Sting Ray uncrewed electric quadcopter will help BAE Systems to achieve net-zero and multi-domain integration ambitions.
Raytheon is expanding its presence at the home of Royal Navy in Portsmouth. We explore the capabilities the new facility will support.
Companies are increasingly hiring for cloud roles in the aerospace and defence sector, but some parts of the world are proving more attractive than others
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|---|---|
| Financing Deals | 1 (−1▼) |
| M&As | 0 (−2▼) |
| Partnership Deals | 0 (−2▼) |
| Company filings mentions | (−48▼) |
| Jobs | 5,780 (+1,548▲) |
The centre is located within a new building that also accommodates the company’s headquarters.
The company was contracted to build four multi-mission offshore patrol vessels for Argentine Navy.
The AN/AQS-20C mine-hunting sonar system completed developmental testing in February 2019.
Raimondo Montecuccoli is the first ship built in LIGHT PLUS configuration under the PPA programme.
COP26 is likely to bring more power to the net-zero movement. But what changes can sustainable technology bring?
The robotics industry was worth $45bn in 2020, and by 2030, it will have grown at a CAGR of 29% to $568bn.
Tech business leaders are talking up the metaverse. But is this anything more than yet another attempt to get us all to start using VR? Giacomo Lee finds out.
Why the Online Safety Bill fails, what it gets right and how the internet can be made a safer space without compromising on fundamental rights.
A pilot project from UberEats is trialling walking couriers in Tokyo, making for a slower sort of food delivery than you might expect from gig workers. Giacomo Lee finds out more.
Companies have reason to be sceptical about investing in Asia in general and in China in particular. But Asia investment could still be a good bet, writes Giacomo Lee.
Open Standards enables navies to keep the pace of innovation by choosing the best technology from the best providers and seamlessly integrate to optimise their defence systems. Sonardyne technical director Darryl Newborough examines how far navies have come in inter-compatibility, what barriers to adoption remain and how to overcome them.
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