BAE Systems is to collaborate with Hadean to harness supercomputing technology for training. (Image: BAE Systems)
BAE Systems signed an MoU with distributed computing technology company Hadean at IT2EC 2022 in London on 26 April.
The partners will work together to explore developing next-generation training for the military forces. Using military training expertise from BAE Systems and Hadean technology, the companies are hoping to build a platform for single synthetic environments, situational awareness and decision support.
Mimi Keshani, VP of operations at Hadean, told Shephard that the company understands that the future of training is going to be different, and their platform will allow BAE to carry out full-scale collective training operations.
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