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First lasers, then drones and now electronic warfare systems ¡ª for Marie Antier, an engineer at the ?lancourt site, Thales gives her the opportunity to work in different worlds and with a wide array of advanced technologies.

In honor of Earth Day 2023, we look at how cutting down on the number of unnecessary emails is one way to reduce CO2 emissions¡­

Making the right decision at a critical moment can be a matter of life or death. That¡¯s why Thales, which serves sensitive industries such as aerospace, space and defence, is taking steps to build trusted artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that keep humans at th...

David Nigro has never imagined spending his whole life in a laboratory. At Thales Underwater Systems in Manchester, he has found an ideal way to tap into the company's network of academic and industry partners in the United Kingdom and around the world. ...

The second quantum revolution has the potential to upend the world of sensors as we know it¡­ provided that practical industrial applications can be found for these new technologies...

After three years working on a doctoral thesis funded by Thales, Daniel Brooks joined the R&D department at the Group's Limours site, which specialises in radar systems and air surveillance. He tells us how he has managed to strike the right balance between a passion f...

Thales has built its innovation strategy around openness and collaboration because we believe that innovation needs to be a shared endeavour, and because open innovation is the most effective way to harness the breadth of technologies our customers require. ...

Quantum computers exploit the quantum properties of matter to carry out computing tasks, and they're expected to revolutionise the world of computing as we know it. But in terms of practical applications, what impact will these new machines have in the coming decades? ...

The second quantum revolution is already upon us. Discover what Thales's Chief Scientific Officer Marko Erman has to say about the quantum technology of today and the outlook for the future.

Is it possible to think about innovation not as a closed loop but as an open process that thrives on input from the outside? For Daniel Glazman, VP Software Technologies at Thales, the open-source development model is the best way to encourage creativity and speed inno...