Israel bets on quantum technology as the computing arms race heats up
Exactly where Israel will come out in the quantum race is still up in the air, but the Jewish state is right in the battle.
Exactly where Israel will come out in the quantum race is still up in the air, but the Jewish state is right in the battle.
According to L'Usine Nouvelle, Renault will manufacture the systems at its existing factories in Le Mans and Cléon. Output is expected to reach up to 600 systems per month
As part of the agreement, Kela will receive exclusive rights to sell, integrate and deploy Starling's Pathfinder X autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) system in the IDF.
4Model's visit to Bulgaria came shortly after Sofia allocated new, dedicated budgets for upgrading its defense capabilities
With offices in Tel Aviv, New York, and Los Angeles, the firm aims to create what it calls an “allied infrastructure corridor” connecting the two countries’ technological strengths
With strong economic and diplomatic ties, Greece and Israel operate an air training center on Greek territory and have held joint military drills in recent years.
Modern defense power is being redefined by a new triad: chips, infrastructure, and kilowatts.
Israeli drone company XTEND and Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works are working together to enable single operators to simultaneously command and control multiple drone classes.
Named after the Greek god of the sea, Proteus could potentially be at the heart of future anti-submarine operations
The Hero 90 loitering munition is designed for anti-armor missions and delivers extended-range and precision strikes
The parallels with 1967 are striking. Israel has once again been forced to look inward towards its own military industrial base and high-tech sector