Defence

Accenture and Google Cloud launch centre to support public sector and...

Accenture, in partnership with Google Cloud, has launched a new Accenture and Google Cloud Sovereign Centre in Brussels, a sovereign cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) innovation hub with a dedicated training...

Hydroplane awarded Phase 2 SBIR contract to advance hydrogen fuel cell...

Hydroplane has announced it has been awarded a Phase 2 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract by the US Army to advance development of its hydrogen fuel cell electric propulsion system for helicopters and...

Britons back AI to enhance accessibility and speed in public services

New national research conducted by ICS.AI has revealed strong public support for the use of Artificial Intelligence to improve outcomes in public services, particularly at a time when demand, cost pressures and access...

Wales becomes UK launchpad for next generation autonomous technology

Thousands of skilled workers in Wales will be involved in the design, testing and manufacture of innovative technologies, as a landmark deal positions the nation at the forefront of Britain’s defence future. Defence S...

Why 2026 will be the toughest year yet for cyberattacks

The UK Government has unveiled a £210 million cyber action plan to secure online public services and protect people’s data as more services move online.  The plan aims to strengthen defences across departments, re...

Research proves billions in GDP and thousands more jobs if government backs...

New economic modelling has found that awarding a greater share of Australian Defence procurement, covering both services and materiel, to Australian-owned and operated prime contractors would inject billions annually into...

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