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A Perspective on Neuromorphic Computing

Manan Suri - July 31, 2022

The amount of data and information around us is continuously growing with each passing second. The estimates indicate that the total volume of information generated every year would reach the order of zeta bytes!...

Indo-Israel Defence Cooperation: An Insight into the Future Roadmap

Pranay K Shome - July 31, 2022

Three decades could be a short time for human life, but in international relations and military science, it is like ages. This is all the more evident in the relationship between India and Israel...

30 Years of Indo-Israel Diplomatic Relations

Nina Slama - July 31, 2022

On January 29, 2022, India and Israel celebrated 30 years of diplomatic relations. Both countries today have strategic relations in a wide range of sectors such as defence, agriculture and trade which started three...

Indian Navy: From Buyer to Builder

Cmde Ranjit B Rai - July 29, 2022

The Indian Navy is called the “Silent Service”, as the Navy’s three-dimensional 115 warships, 19 submarines including 2 nuclear submarines and over 200 aircraft, helicopters and drones operate at sea away from the glare...

Rising to the New Frontier

Dr Ajey Lele - July 29, 2022

For last couple of years, India is witnessing a push given to the process of defence reforms in the country. These reforms are found happening at the multiple levels. Actually, there is a long...

India’s Fighter Aircraft Needs: Strategies in the face of Geopolitical and Economic Crisis

Air Marshal M Matheswaran AVSM VM (V) - July 28, 2022

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, now in its fifth month, has major lessons for India and rest of the world, not only in terms of the future of war and military operations but more importantly...

Ukraine War: Impact on India – Making a Virtue of Neutrality

Maj Gen G Shankarnarayanan - July 28, 2022

The war in Ukraine is reverberating across the world with the cataclysmic human tragedy in terms of the scale of death and destruction ever witnessed since the Second World War, its economic strangulation and...

Carrier-Killer: Why India Needs a Maritime Strike Bomber

Rakesh Krishnan Simha - July 28, 2022

The fastest way to sink an enemy warship is by attacking it from the air. Modern combat aircraft can travel hundreds of kilometres an hour, patrol far from their bases, and use standoff weapons...

Hensoldt Group’s Core Competence is to Recognise and Detect Threats and to Protect End Users

Admin - July 27, 2022

HENSOLDT has been pursuing innovative ideas which translate into technologies for the protection of forces across the globe and into a successful business for over 125 years. The company is present in Germany, France,...

The Future of CBRN Detection Systems

Vikrant Trilokekar - July 27, 2022

Traditionally, CBRN weapons have been manufactured for use on the battlefield. In recent years, this threat has changed from CBRN weapons to include Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs). The threats posed by these materials has...

AL TARIQ – The Ultimate Solution

Admin - July 27, 2022

EDGE is a UAE-headquartered advanced technology group for defence and beyond, consolidating more than 20 entities across four core clusters. One of the top 25 military contractors in the world, the entities under EDGE...

Hiccups in India’s Military Reforms

Lt Gen Prakash Katoch - July 26, 2022

Reforms in the military is a continuous effort taking into account the future threats, changing nature of warfare, the future battlefield environment and the impact of critical and emerging technologies on war-fighting. Military reforms...

Realism in Setting the Requirement Key to the Success of MRFA Acquisition Programme

Amit Cowshish - July 26, 2022

Quite recently, on June 27, Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhary, Chief of the Air Staff, Indian Air Force (IAF) said that the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) selected for the 114 multi-role fighter aircraft (MRFA)...