The session will bring together senior members of the leadership team for a wide-ranging conversation on recent announcements and the Company's forward trajectory.

After rigorous trials worldwide, the T-150 is set to transform modern military operations, delivering critical supplies in challenging environments for the Royal Marines.   Following two years of trials and development completed in close collaboration with the Royal Navy, a fleet of T-150s will be deployed to carry ammunition, weaponry, food, personal and medical supplies to Royal Marines Commandos operating in all manner of extreme environments.

The collaboration will see their advanced research and development divisions – Lockheed Martin Skunk Works and BAE Systems’ FalconWorks – work together on a common design that will be rapidly deployable and modular to deliver a range of effects, including disruptive capabilities.

The land domain, which is still highly fragmented and analogue, is to be digitised, networked, and equipped with artificial intelligence (AI). This will enable armed forces to act faster, more precisely, more efficiently, and at a greater distance in combat situations than they can today. This will ensure battlefield superiority of European defence forces.

This investment, the first of several anticipated from US giants, signals a burgeoning "US-UK special technology relationship" and underscores the UK's pivotal role in global AI development. Key aspects include expansion of a data center in Waltham Cross, funding for DeepMind, and a strategic focus on mitigating risks, addressing environmental concerns, and shaping the future of employment in an AI-driven economy. Significant UK AI Investment and Strategic Partnership: Investment Scale: Google's £5 billion ($6.8 billion) investment in UK AI infrastructure and scientific research is a ma…

BAE Systems will transfer technology and know-how to PGZ, increasing Poland’s production capabilities and helping to bolster NATO’s eastern flank. The munitions factory will use BAE Systems’ manufacturing technology and feature the same automated technology that will deliver a sixteen-fold increase in production capacity of 155mm artillery shells at its facilities in the UK.

AADP is the Armyʼs flagship initiative to develop future business leaders and establish a sustainable internal consultancy capability to drive strategic change across Army HQ. Created in 2016 by the Chief of the General Staff, AADP blends Executive MBA study,  leadership development and intensive business and consultancy skills training. Each year, up to 20 high‑potential participants - primarily Lieutenant Colonels and Senior Executive Officers, with cohorts typically 85% military and 15% civil servants join the programme.

This briefing focuses on Babcock International Group's launch of Nomad™, a new AI-powered communications intelligence product designed for military and security services. The core themes revolve around the device's capabilities, its strategic importance in addressing global intelligence challenges, and Babcock's broader commitment to AI development.

Defence Holdings PLC (LSE: ALRT), the UK's first listed pure-play software-led #Ai defence company, will unveil to the global defence community at DSEI 2025 its first AI product, already in active development for the UK Ministry of Defence ("MOD"). Andrew McCartney, Chief Technology Officer of Defence Holdings, commented, "Our first product proves that Defence Holdings can move faster than the traditional defence cycle and from vision to operational capability in record time. Through Defence Technologies, we are embedding sovereign AI into the heart of defence where it matters most. The s…