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The Defence Secretary has updated Parliament on the role the UK Armed Forces are playing to tackle Covid. The record 5,300 personnel committed to winter and Covid operations are currently supporting 56 different tasks in the UK and abroad – this includes the vaccine rollout, NHS support and community testing across the ...


The second phase of funded proposals has been announced for the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) Intelligent Ship competition to revolutionise military decision-making, mission planning and automation. Phase 2 of Intelligent Ship, run by DASA on behalf of the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl), both official event partners of DPRTE 2021, sought novel ...


New research commissioned by Digital Catapult and the Made Smarter Technology Accelerator reveals that COVID-19 could prove to be a turning point when it comes to UK manufacturers implementing advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, the internet of things or 5G, with 77% saying that the pandemic has made their ...


UK Military personnel will provide planning and training support to secondary schools and colleges with testing at the start of the spring term. The personnel are on standby to support secondary schools and colleges across England to roll out COVID-19 testing to students and staff as the new term begins in ...


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