Companies are increasingly hiring for artificial intelligence roles in the aerospace and defence sector, but some parts of the world are proving more attractive than others.
During the recent Space-Comm exhibition, the UKSA’s Ian Annett discussed the increasing interdependence between commercial...
Counter-UAS technology is becoming more pervasive as military and civilian forces face a growing aerial threat.
Robotics deals, jobs and patents have been booming in the last few years. But is the aerospace, defence and security sector keeping up?
We aggregated thousands of records from GlobalData's proprietary jobs, deals, patents and company filings databases to identify the top companies in the area of artificial intelligence in the aerospace, defence and security sector.
| Top countries for growth | AI roles advertised Q1 2021 |
|---|---|
| US | 1056 |
| UK | 59 |
| Romania | 23 |
| Canada | 24 |
| Australia | 15 |
| India | 12 |
| France | 35 |
| Germany | 18 |
| Italy | 4 |
| Mexico | 2 |
The delivery is part of the US DoD’s foreign military sales programme.
A multi-year study will be undertaken to ensure Eurofighter's survivability against advanced threats.
The new command will work alongside UK Strategic Command and the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory.
During the drill, RAF Regiment Gunners, currently deployed in Romania, extracted downed aircrew from a simulated hostile area.
A bountiful tech industry means the children of China face a prosperous future. The same tech is watching them, and ever evolving, as Giacomo Lee discovers.
The four-year logistics support agreement simplifies and accelerates access to UH-60L helicopter spare parts.
The technology used in directed energy weapons (DEWs) such as lasers and high-power microwaves is maturing with armed forces across the world planning to deploy them in the battlefield.
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The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics to 2021 undermined the 5G rollout not just for Japan, but the world as a whole, as Giacomo Lee writes.
Work on the prototype effort will begin in late September this year.
Governments have failed. So has Big Tech. So what can business do in the face of a looming climate change crisis? Giacomo Lee finds out.
How technology will change the future of work: it's not just Zoom, you know. Giacomo Lee takes a look at the coming future of high-tech hybrid employment.
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