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Safran in talks to buy French AI startup Preligens for €220 million
The Paris-based company’s algorithms are used to analyze satellite data for the French and U.S. militaries.
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European ammo firms tell EU to ‘hurry up’ with 155mm shell aid top-up
Manufacturers want to see more money flow beyond a €500 million commitment to accelerate the bloc’s production capacity.
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Small drones will soon lose combat advantage, French Army chief says
He cited the example of the Bayraktar drone, “the king of the war” at the start of the conflict in Ukraine, that is no longer being used.
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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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Europe’s armor industry must merge, Arquus boss says
Many middling companies are unable to muster the research-and-development oomph needed to push the market forward, according to Emmanuel Levacher.
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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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Hanwha eyes Norway, Sweden for rocket artillery sales
Safran and Thales are developing competing proposals in response to a French demand for a rocket system.
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Battle tank concepts mushroom at Paris arms show
Industry frenemies KNDS and Rheinmetall presented new ideas for a main battle tank at the Eurosatory trade show in Paris.
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French Army head Schill talks force modernization, Ukraine war lessons
“Hyper-lethality” on the battlefield has prompted fresh thinking in armor design and the resiliency of command posts, according to Gen. Pierre Schill.
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Safran in talks to buy French AI startup Preligens for €220 million
The Paris-based company’s algorithms are used to analyze satellite data for the French and U.S. militaries.
-
European ammo firms tell EU to ‘hurry up’ with 155mm shell aid top-up
Manufacturers want to see more money flow beyond a €500 million commitment to accelerate the bloc’s production capacity.
-
Small drones will soon lose combat advantage, French Army chief says
He cited the example of the Bayraktar drone, “the king of the war” at the start of the conflict in Ukraine, that is no longer being used.
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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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Europe’s armor industry must merge, Arquus boss says
Many middling companies are unable to muster the research-and-development oomph needed to push the market forward, according to Emmanuel Levacher.
-
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.
-
Hanwha eyes Norway, Sweden for rocket artillery sales
Safran and Thales are developing competing proposals in response to a French demand for a rocket system.
-
Battle tank concepts mushroom at Paris arms show
Industry frenemies KNDS and Rheinmetall presented new ideas for a main battle tank at the Eurosatory trade show in Paris.
-
French Army head Schill talks force modernization, Ukraine war lessons
“Hyper-lethality” on the battlefield has prompted fresh thinking in armor design and the resiliency of command posts, according to Gen. Pierre Schill.
-
Safran in talks to buy French AI startup Preligens for €220 million
The Paris-based company’s algorithms are used to analyze satellite data for the French and U.S. militaries.
-
European ammo firms tell EU to ‘hurry up’ with 155mm shell aid top-up
Manufacturers want to see more money flow beyond a €500 million commitment to accelerate the bloc’s production capacity.
-
Small drones will soon lose combat advantage, French Army chief says
He cited the example of the Bayraktar drone, “the king of the war” at the start of the conflict in Ukraine, that is no longer being used.
-
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.
-
Europe’s armor industry must merge, Arquus boss says
Many middling companies are unable to muster the research-and-development oomph needed to push the market forward, according to Emmanuel Levacher.
-
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.
-
Hanwha eyes Norway, Sweden for rocket artillery sales
Safran and Thales are developing competing proposals in response to a French demand for a rocket system.
-
Battle tank concepts mushroom at Paris arms show
Industry frenemies KNDS and Rheinmetall presented new ideas for a main battle tank at the Eurosatory trade show in Paris.
-
French Army head Schill talks force modernization, Ukraine war lessons
“Hyper-lethality” on the battlefield has prompted fresh thinking in armor design and the resiliency of command posts, according to Gen. Pierre Schill.
