EANS (Estonia) and FTANS (Finland) have come together to launch the SkyBridge Alliance. This alliance reflects a shared ambition to harmonise systems and operations in line with the Single European ...

SAMP/T NG by Eurosam offers a Long-Range Ground Based Air Defence system to protect citizens, high value assets and troops against the complete spectrum of air and missile threats. Easy to integrate ...

The breakthrough we are announcing is that, for the first time, Samsung System LSI and Thales have brought quantum-resistant security directly to the edge: into a tiny embedded Secure Element, known ...

Thales’ secure operating system (OS) supports Samsung's security chip, winner of the CES 2026 ‘Best Cybersecurity Innovation’ Award. The chip is the first embedded Secure Element (eSE) to integrate ...

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Thales D1 accelerates digital transformation in card issuance, offering real-time, scalable and customisable solutions for modern card issuers. Faster time to market with modern card issuing Reduce ...

This state-of-the-art Italian dual-use radar Earth observation constellation, owned by the Italian Space Agency and the Italian Ministry of Defense, offers the highest level of performance in terms of ...

Awarded under the Autonomous Remote Command Centre (RCC) contract, this initial £10 million investment marks the first stage of a programme which has scope to grow to up to £100 million to deliver ...

For over 140 years, Thales in the UK has helped create the security and stability that makes sustainable progress possible. Thales supports customers UK wide across: Defence, Cyber Security and ...

On Monday, December 15, 2025, the first test firing of the French version of the SAMP/T NG system was successfully performed from the DGA Essais de Missiles test range in Biscarosse ...

For a long time, organisations facing these challenges had to choose between two options. On the one hand, so-called ‘sovereign’ solutions, operated by French or European providers, but often lagging ...