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Connecting forces and equipment gives the collaborative edge over fast-changing risks of hybrid warfare.

To the pilot on an air operation, the threat can come from anywhere: a dusty pickup in the desert armed with a ground-to-air missile or a fifth-generation military fighter from a hostile nation.

The bombing attack on the marketplace seemed all too familiar.

But, this time, there was no suicide bomber; a drone carrying a grenade delivered the deadly blast and the first news on it was fake, with ‘false flags’ leading down blind alleys to dead ends to throw defence forces off the insurgents’ trail.

At the same time , stealth fighters were entering national airspace, in close formation with regular airliners , heading to a political leader summit not far from the market place.

Thales Connectivity, AI and Big Data give airborne communications the edge in facing more complex and varied threats. Read on

How Thales’s Digit@ISR initiative is helping personnel turn a deluge of data to their advantage

Availability of military equipment is the key to mission success. Thales predictive maintenance boosts forces readiness and cuts costs. Read on

With airborne threats growing in volume and complexity, Thales’ AirC4I solution uses advanced connectivity and artificial intelligence for augmented air awareness and more rapid collaborative air combat.

How Performance Based Logistics (PBL) partnerships can safeguard operational readiness and solve staffing and inventory issues

On NATO's 70th anniversary, Thales is proud to provide the alliance support for its vital mission of peacekeeping in Europe and beyond. Read on

What is there to say about Artificial Intelligence that hasn't already been said? Is it some evil monster intent on devouring our hard-won freedoms? Or a magical trunk with the powers to deliver humankind from its lowly insufficiencies? In truth it's neither: AI in our lifetime will be anything and everything we decide to make it.