All Articles in Artificial intelligence

Thales invests 20% of its annual revenues in R&D. After the first Thales Media Day dedicated to cybersecurity, which is an essential component of digital transformation, Thales is now demonstrating specific examples of the impact of Artificial Intelligence in decisive ...

The European Commission's AI4EU project (Artificial Intelligence for European Union) was officially launched today with a view to building the first European on-demand Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform and mobilising the entire European AI community. The project ha...

The bad guys are gaining ground! At least that's the perception of many IT security directors and professionals in the field working to protect their organisations from cyberthreats.

You’re at HQ coordinating military troops, their aircraft, armored vehicles, and support ships, and all at a distance, in remote terrain, and across half a dozen countries. Plus you need total information security. It can’t be done without a secure cloud. Here’s the so...

Vancouver residents take it for granted now, but the opening in 1985 of the world’s first fully automated driverless metro was nothing short of revolutionary.

Increasing air traffic, reduced separation between planes, heavier workloads. Future pilots will have less time to react and the risks are greater. The solution is AI.

“The problem is often that companies don’t detect cyberattacks until information has been stolen or destroyed and when information systems themselves have been damaged, even though solutions and services are available” explains Stanislas de Maupeou, Cybersecurity Exper...

Today, Thales solutions transform current user systems into powerful immediate detectors of unusual situations and provide quick look-back images of how they developed.

RAPIDFire’s precision tracking, targeting and destruction of the newest airborne threats creates a protective ‘bubble’ of four kilometers around it.

Healthcare is generating more and more confidential personal data, all of it increasingly targeted by hackers. Hospitals are therefore becoming more reliant on Thales' core activities and expertise in IOT, Cybersecurity and IA, to keep our radiology data safe. ...