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The artificial intelligence 'X' files taking UK military into new age | UK News - Vimarsana News

The artificial intelligence 'X' files taking UK military into new age | UK News

A list of more than 70 UK military programmes utilising artificial intelligence (AI) has been obtained by researchers.

MSubs secures £15.4m contract to build UK's first crewless submarine - Vimarsana News

MSubs secures £15.4m contract to build UK's first crewless submarine

The UK Royal Navy (RN) has awarded a £15.4m contract to Plymouth-based company Marlin Submarines (MSubs) to construct the service’s first crewless submarine.

Royal Navy will have "Cetus", a crewless submarine in two years — MercoPress - Vimarsana News

Royal Navy will have "Cetus", a crewless submarine in two years — MercoPress

The Royal Navy has ordered its first crewless submarine to shape the future of underwater warfare. In two years' time, Cetus – named after a mythological sea monster – will move through the oceans, monitoring hostile activity, listening out for ships or submarines which may pose a threat to the fleet, or to key national infrastructures such as deep-sea cables and pipelines.

£15.4 million contract for first cutting-edge Navy crewless submarine - Vimarsana News

£15.4 million contract for first cutting-edge Navy crewless submarine

Project Cetus will deliver the largest and most complex crewless submarine operated by a European Navy.

Source: gov.uk
New drone submarine will protect Britain's underwater infrastructure after Nord Stream attacks - Vimarsana News

New drone submarine will protect Britain's underwater infrastructure after Nord Stream attacks

The vessel, which is the size of a bus, is designed to allow the Royal Navy to 'dominate' underwater warfare