Britain to invest £90 million in drones, sensors to counter Russian undersea threats
The £90 million framework will combine sonar, sensors, uncrewed vessels and artificial intelligence to give conventional anti-submarine forces earlier warning.
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Britain to invest £90 million in drones, sensors to counter Russian undersea threats
Britain said on Tuesday it would spend £90 million ($121 million) on drones, sensors and artificial intelligence systems to help the Royal Navy counter Russian undersea threats in the North Atlantic and protect critical infrastructure.
JUST IN - UK announces £90 million investment in new drones, sensors and AI systems for the Royal Navy to protect "undersea cables and hunt Russian submarines."
JUST IN - UK announces £90 million investment in new drones, sensors and AI systems for the Royal Navy to protect "undersea cables and hunt Russian submarines. "
UK puts £90 million into drones and AI to hunt Russian submarines
Britain has announced a £90 million investment in drones, underwater sensors and AI for the Royal Navy. The Atlantic Net project will help track Russian submarines and monitor critical undersea cables in the North Atlantic.
Britain on Tuesday announced a commitment of 90 million pounds ($121 million) to buy drones, sensors and artificial intelligence systems to help the Royal Navy counter Russian submarine threats in the North Atlantic and protect critical infrastructure.
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