What if AI could handle some of the most resource-intensive work in defence capability planning? That was the challenge the British Army sought to solve using D3IP’s Innovation as a Service model and collaboration network.
What if Defence could experiment, train AI models, and test new systems without ever risking classified data? D3IP’s Synthetic Data Production Initiative, delivered in partnership with the Defence BattleLab, set out to answer exactly that question with the help of our SME community. Here’s what we found, and how you can get involved in future initiatives.
When jamming, cyber-attack, and area-denial can sever a signal in an instant, ensuring you have command and control (C2) capabilities that can survive the fight is essential. But that doesn’t boil down to developing one clever technology – rather than a silver bullet, you need a resilient and adaptable ecosystem.
Following the market announcement, we wanted to update you on a proposed change in ownership of D3IP. Technology Minerals Plc, which trades as Mantle, has announced its intention to acquire D3IP following agreement on initial terms.
The long-awaited Defence Investment Plan (DIP) was published last week, setting out how the Ministry of Defence will allocate £298 billion of investment over the next four years, including £15 billion of additional spending on top of last year’s Spending Review.
