The last few years have seen a sizeable increase in European investment in maritime safety projects. Let’s look at some of the hard figures lying behind this trend, while also stressing the need to keep up our guard. The European…
Takeup of electronics and computing technology in the defense field has grown exponentially since the late 90s. Several factors account for this growth, such as the development of computer and mobile industries for the consumer market and the need to…
The title of this GMVBlog post may seem provocative, but bear with me; you’ll soon get my drift. Quantum computers are slow for two reasons: Due to the definition of their workings The manner in which, in the near future,…
One of the first problems that raises its head when dealing with command and control systems is the plethora of abbreviations used according to the aspect to be stressed in each case. Thus we have C2 (Command & Control), C3…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been widely taken up in defense circles, mainly for use in unmanned vehicles, both aerial and terrestrial. Nowadays, too, AI is also coming into its own in command and control systems (those that support operational command…