All Articles in Sustainability

A fully-autonomous train is one that can interpret its surroundings, make decisions and drive itself according to its mission, without any need for human intervention. We are not there yet – but the technology is developing rapidly. In fact, several of the building bloc...

We’re taking a fresh look at where sustainability is headed globally. Is tech innovation its best ally?

How about upcycling plastic floating in the oceans and beaches? This is what the Thales Parley Ocean Card does...

The Group has created a new Environmental and Social Responsibility Department and made governance changes to help achieve its ambitions in this field. Isabelle Simon, Group Secretary and General Counsel, explains why.

The enlarged 4 satellites final constellation will represent an extraordinary monitoring system guaranteeing greater performance and a significant increase in possible applications. Since 2008, the COSMO-SkyMed constellation has acquired approximately 2 million images,...

A new generation of smart tractors is reducing the use of pesticides. How? By using high-resolution cameras to avoid spraying weeds. It's just one example of how the IoT revolution can make humankind more productive while also protecting the environment ...

Thales will supply Pepephone, brand of MASMOVIL group, with SIM cards ecologically manufactured using materials extracted from recycled fridges.

As part of this year's European Sustainable Development Week, we have called on all employees to return their old mobile phones to central collection points at the German Thales locations.

Thales to supply Vodafone Group with Eco-SIM; a product whose card body is made out of 100% recycled plastic from refrigerator interiors. Vodafone initially plans to deploy Eco-SIM in ten countries in Europe and Africa.

The pressure to act on environmental and social issues is mounting every day, and public opinion is more sensitive to these issues than ever before. However, Thales didn't wait for the latest wave of public sentiment to weigh up its responsibilities. For Patrice Caine, ...