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A consortium of UK SMEs have received a 4-year contract to develop a Field Army specific version of their decision support tool, Forge.

Greater integration between ST Engineering Antycip and Cervus will see the pair share more resources and collaborate further on joint training, marketing and technical partnerships.

The two digitally savvy start-ups will pool their resources to provide military services with a simulation toolkit that powers decision support capabilities.

Under this reaffirmed partnership, the companies’ solution will help improve decisions taken in wargaming scenarios or concept prototyping and evaluation.

ST Engineering Antycip and Cervus have signed a memorandum of understanding, signaling to the market a new era of collaboration between the two companies and a further integration of their complementary business models.

Rheinmetall together with Capita, Cervus, Improbable Defence has joined the Raytheon UK led team Omnia Training. Omnia Training is an industrial team that will

Built by Hadean and Cervus, the Forge will use web3 technology to automate and optimise decision making in complex scenarios LONDON, April 19, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Web 3.0 start up, Hadean

LONDON, Nov. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Web 3.0 start up, Hadean, today announce they have successfully secured a project with the MoD's Defence and Security Accelerator. Providing a joint solution

Success in training is all about putting together the right team to deliver it. That is why Thales Training and Simulation and Cervus Defence and Security are teaming up to bid for the British Army’s upcoming deployable Interim Combined Arms Virtual Simulation capability, ICAVS(D).  This partnership of a Large UK Prime and UK Small-Medium Enterprise will bring together scalable delivery capability and established experience with innovative technology and novel applications to offer the Army ...