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The naval combat of tomorrow will be collaborative
The maritime space is an important nexus of confrontation when nations have conflicting ambitions. Instances of provocation and intimidation at sea are frequent, and there is an increasing risk that these tactics could lead to direct, high-intensity confrontation. In an
Aquilon: state-of-the-art connectivity for warships
July 2024. It’s early morning in Toulon harbour, on France’s Mediterranean coast, but there’s already an unusual sense of excitement in the air.
Thales first to reach highest level of certification possible for mobile ID security software
Thales, world leader in digital security, is the first company to achieve the highest level1 of the international security standard ‘Common Criteria’ for their mobile ID software solution. The Gemalto Mobile ID software has demonstrated a level of resistance to the most
Top 5 IoT predictions for 2020
2020 predictions for the IoT: from more smart speakers to better healthcare and a more efficient workplace, we look at how it could impact our lives in 2020
How ‘predict and prevent’ equipment failure is now keeping trains on track
A digital transformation in rail equipment maintenance is under way, with Smart Infrastructure and AI teaming to avoid equipment failure. Read on
I can’t get lost – I’m driving a four-wheeled computer
Thales is bringing together Connectivity, Big Data, Cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence to improve Telematics, Vehicle-to-everything communication , and Infotainment, enabling the connected car. Read on.
Thales integrated touchscreen becomes the world's first product of its kind to gain EASA certification
The integrated touchscreen developed by Thales for Airbus A350 cockpits achieved certification by the European Union Air Safety Agency (EASA) in November 2019. It is the first screen of its type in the world to gain certification for use on board commercial aircraft. Th
Voice assistants and the new security challenge
Amazon has announced an initiative that means multiple voice services can work on the same device. So as voice recognition technology advances, how will we see it play out in the connected home?