The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has successfully trialled advanced electromagnetic (EM) technology, heralding the next generation of capabilities for both offensive and defensive operations in modern warfare. Electromagnetic Dominance: The new battlefield In the era of invisible war, supremacy in the electromagnetic spectrum is as vital as dominance in traditional ...
“In the defence sector, failing to prepare is simply not an option.” – Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General. Staying prepared and agile is the ultimate objective for militaries and defence organisations worldwide. But with increasingly volatile global challenges, how can defence forces ensure they’re equipped to succeed in their mission objectives? This ...
The Defence Minister has hailed Telford as the heart of UK defence manufacturing during a visit to key facilities producing next-generation tanks and armoured vehicles, underscoring the government’s commitment to economic growth and national security. Minister for Defence Procurement and Industry, The Rt Hon Maria Eagle MP, toured the Rheinmetall BAE ...
There is a fundamental difference between human and machine intelligence. But, increasingly, organisations look at artificial intelligence (AI) as an alternative to the people, teams and processes they already have; a way to cut people out of the loop and save on costs. For many organisations, it may be difficult ...
October 22, 2025
Homeland - UK Defence Spending Powers Regional Growth and Innovation
The UK Ministry of Defence’s latest Defence Footprint report has highlighted how increased investment in defence is driving economic growth
February 20, 2025
Land - New robots lead the way in bomb disposal innovation
Robot dogs that can defuse explosives are set to revolutionise bomb disposal operations and significantly reduce the risk to military
