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How the Defence Sector will continue to innovate through HPC
April 15, 2024How the Defence Sector will continue to innovate through HPC: Even as Moore’s Law nears an end High-Performance Computing (HPC), has become increasingly crucial in many parts of the defence manufacturing sector, enabling complex data analysis, simulating intricate processes, and optimising modelling and testing. For example, modelling aerodynamics in aircraft wing ...
Defence companies need innovation during this uncertain climate
February 2, 2024Defence budgets are back in the spotlight, as demand for more robust defence and security solutions grows in parity with the number of global military conflicts taking place, says Steven Wood Head of Defence, Security and Aerospace at Digital Catapult. Recent events have prompted calls from the UK defence community ...
For the past twenty-six years, BT has been a trusted and reliable partner to the Ministry of Defence. Through technological innovation and collaboration, together they’ve achieved brilliant things. The beginning of DFTS Before the start of the DFTS (Defence Fixed Telecommunications Service) Agreement, over 50 different voice and data networks were in ...
Writing for Defence Online, AtkinsRéalis’ Andrew Terry explores the benefits of creating a psychologically safe environment within the workplace. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said “There is a type of constructive nonviolent tension that is necessary for growth.” As humans, many of us are uncomfortable with tension – particularly in the ...
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