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Technology can – and does – fail. To avoid this as much as possible, it needs time for maintenance. And when it happens, it needs time for repairs. Yet today armed forces deploy in increasingly high intensity theatres of operations, where threat levels can change very...

[Infographic] Ever since the first retail stores opened in the 1800’s, the retail environment has been transforming to improve the shoppers’ experience. Each new wave of transformation is marked by a new technology...

Will 2023 be the year that people start to take control of their own data? If this long-awaited process gathers momentum, it will be thanks to user-friendly digital wallets. Experts expect this trend to accelerate in 2023. In this prediction piece, we look more closely ...

At its ITSEF facility in Toulouse, Thales tests customer products to rate their resilience to AI-assisted cyberattacks.

EU regulators are working on new requirements to keep smart home products safe from cyber attackers. What does this mean for device makers?

Arduino's open-source electronics platform lets hobbyists build drones in their bedrooms. It also helps global enterprises put satellites in space. We talked to the CEO of this remarkable company

Agriculture is on the cusp of its fourth revolution. The sector is using smart farm technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, drones and 5G, which promise to make the sector cleaner and more efficient than ever. ...

Thales brings all this learning together in PathMaster, a complete approach designed to help customers cut through the complexity of unmanned mine warfare and explore the solutions that meet their future MCM needs and budgets.