Western Australia is to host a major space technologies symposium that will bring together internationally recognised academic, industry and defence leaders to explore and shape the long-term vision
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Australian AI startup takes on Google
An Australian software company is so confident its Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology will improve efficiency that it only charges its clients after the program has proved its worth.
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H.I.Fraser honoured for 30 years in defence industry
Hydraulics engineering firm H.I.Fraser has marked a significant milestone in supporting the Australian Defence Force by completing its millionth fitting for the Collins class submarines.
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$15m quantum computer to deliver defence-level cyber security
Valued at US$15 million, D-Wave's 2000Q quantum computer will be used with TDS technology to solve some of the most critical and complex cyber security problems impacting governments and commercial enterprises.
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Spinach leaves transformed into bomb-detectors
By embedding leaves with carbon nanotubes, MIT engineers have transformed spinach plants into sensors that can detect explosives and wirelessly relay that information to a handheld device similar to a smartphone.
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BAE Systems develops new electronic warfare device
BAE Systems has developed handheld electronic warfare technology that can detect and identify multiple interfering signals, such as jammers or enemy communication signals.
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Outer space at threat of cyber attack
According to new research from Chatham House, the next big cyber attack could be on space - and the consequences could be disastrous.
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Pentagon warns US Defense must embrace artificial intelligence
The Defense Science Board’s Study on Autonomy has been released, confirming that effective use of artificial intelligence will likely be a deciding factor in military success – and the US is lagging behind.
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German submarines too loud, tense audience told
An Australian defence delegation visited Kiel on May 13, telling German representatives that their losing design was too noisy, while being deliberately vague on details.
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Objective signs $10 million contract with IBM and Defence
Objective Corporation today announced it has signed a $10 billion contract with IBM and Defence to deliver a key component of the Australian Department of Defence’s End User Compute (EUC) Program.
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