Thales Unveils HexaForce: AI-Powered, Sovereign Command and Control for NATO and Allied Nations
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DECRYPTAGE - The French group launches a system of command and control increased to IA, interoperable, open, cybersecure and sovereign.
The French defense company Thales is launching new AI-driven analysis software for the military. With the so-called Hexaforce, the company aims to compete with the American company Palantir, a major supplier of data analysis software to governments and defense organizations.
Designed to safeguard national sovereignty, the "HexaForce" offers a quick and tested response to the massive growth of operational data and the acceleration of the pace of current conflicts.
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Thales Unveils HexaForce: AI-Powered, Sovereign Command and Control for NATO and Allied Nations
Built on an open, interoperable architecture co-designed with armed forces, HexaForce was successfully tested during NATO CWIX 2026. HexaForce is tailored for high-intensity warfare, supporting command requirements for over 100,000 personnel where operational tempo requires the extensive, targeted deployment of AI. Thales’ multi-domain solution (covering land, sea, air, cyber, space, and information operations) is already […]
The French group Thales presented this Thursday, September 17 Hexaforce, a command software for NATO forces. The latter is a "European alternative" to the American Palantir system. A French innovation. On Thursday, September 17th, the tricolor group of electronics and high technology Thales presented a brand new command software for NATO: Hexaforce. It has thousands of data from satellites, drones, radars or ground units, crossed in seconds to h…
Thousands of data from satellites, drones, radars or ground units, crossed in seconds to help the military decide: French Thales presented Thursday a command software intended for the military.
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