There were eight deals recorded involving top military equipment and technologies companies in the three months to August.

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Axon Enterprise Inc has topped our hiring leaderboard in the three months to the end of August 2021, advertising for an average of 98 new jobs a month over that period.

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Defense primes and militaries are focusing on social sustainability and good corporate governance to scale their investments and reputation.

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One of the main factors for technological advancement is to improve sustainability of both products and operations. Electric aircraft, hydrogen-powered aircraft and sustainable aviation fuels are key innovations that will shape the future of air travel.

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Zoom on why the investment in edtech will outlast Covid, as hybrid models are here to stay in corporate and higher education. Giacomo Lee reports.

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Zoom on why the investment in edtech will outlast Covid, as hybrid models are here to stay in corporate and higher education. Giacomo Lee reports.

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The Mounted Combat Systems research programme aims to enhance wheeled military vehicle mobility using new technologies and design approaches to meet future operational requirements beyond 2030. We talk to Dstl about the current and future stages of the programme.

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Modern defence training simulations rely on artificial intelligence to make the synthetic elements behave realistically. If the AI is improperly trained, participants lose trust, and the exercise fails to meet its objectives. CEO and co-founder of distributed computing specialist Hadean Craig Beddis explains how to attain trust when using AI to meet defence needs.

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COP26 is likely to bring more power to the net-zero movement. But what changes can sustainable technology bring?

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The robotics industry was worth $45bn in 2020, and by 2030, it will have grown at a CAGR of 29% to $568bn.

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