Under cover of legitimate scientific exploration, China is gathering vital data on the weaknesses of other nations and building dependencies it can later exploit, warns Ratish Mehta.
Shipbuilding is having a moment in Washington. That’s great, but hype doesn’t float boats. Reshoring commercial shipbuilding ...
China is one of several countries (including India and Pakistan) that mix nuclear and conventional capabilities on MRBMs and ...
Aboard were Britain’s King Charles III and defence secretary John Healey; John Phelan, the US secretary of the navy; and ...
Today on the FRAME, we explore how advanced engineering and automation are transforming the future of nuclear submarines. Do you have a great product to showcase? We can film at your facility! Simply ...
Underlining the Navy’s stress on self-reliance, Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi on Tuesday said one new indigenous ...
Adelaide’s PMB Defence lands a major AUKUS deal to design and build next-generation submarine batteries for Australia, the UK ...
The trilateral AUKUS partnership has taken its biggest leap forward since the submarine agreement was struck with a new deal ...
AWS announces Fastnet, a dedicated high-capacity transatlantic cable connecting the U.S. and Ireland
The subsea cable will create alternative data pathways between Maryland and County Cork, delivering fast and reliable cloud ...
One new indigenous warship or submarine is being added to the Navy every 40 days, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Dinesh K ...
They were then tasked with reprogramming their AI systems to detect their drawn USO (undiscovered submersible object) – which could represent a sea creature such as a shark or whale – and mark it as a ...
On National Unity Day, the President held a ceremony at the Kremlin to present state decorations to the designers of the ...
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