Meeting the cooling demands of advanced military electronics
Microprocessor and integrated circuit technologies have advanced rapidly in recent years. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning…
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The French defence market: The factors shaping investments
Defence spending in France is predicted to increase by $25.1bn within the next five years, according to GlobalData, reflecting changing…
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Optimising thermal management in UAVs and RAS
UAVs and autonomous robots require processors, sensors, and power electronics to operate effectively, but all that computing power packed into…
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Data is becoming more powerful than any weaponry on the battlefield – and 5G is the backbone
The face of warfare is being redrawn. Victory on the battlefield now often comes down to how quickly data can…
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Hanwha pursues global partnerships to reinforce NATO’s ammunition lifeline
The war in Ukraine has revealed one of the most pressing challenges for modern defence: the global shortage of ammunition…
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The need for liquid cooling adoption in defense applications
The emergence of electronic and network-centric warfare has led to the rapid adoption of advanced computing solutions in the defense…
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Eliminating empty zones: Why HF radio remains critical in remote desert areas
Securing reliable communications across vast desert areas that lack the necessary infrastructure can be complicated. In these so-called ‘empty zones’,…
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Why naval vessels would be all at sea without HF radio
To protect its citizens, regional defence forces must be well-equipped and well-maintained. When coordinating military operations, evacuations, and relief efforts,…
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Secure By Design: Formal methods for an insecure world
In January of this year, four U.S. government agencies - the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the Defense Advanced…
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How AI is shaping the future of cooling in military electronics
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to be a key battleground technology – leading suppliers such as BAE, Lockheed Martin, and Thales…
