In the war in Ukraine, first were the mobile phones carried by the soldiers; then, drones and tablets; then, Starlink's low-orbiting satellites; then, more and more drones... Hundreds of thousands of sensors are deployed on the front, and "they report every day no less than 60 terabytes of data." So tremendous a flow of information poses the challenge of how to process it, as described by General Carlos Javier Frías, Chief of the Force Developme…
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In the war in Ukraine, first were the mobile phones carried by the soldiers; then, drones and tablets; then, Starlink's low-orbiting satellites; then, more and more drones... Hundreds of thousands of sensors are deployed on the front, and "they report every day no less than 60 terabytes of data." So tremendous a flow of information poses the challenge of how to process it, as described by General Carlos Javier Frías, Chief of the Force Developme…