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Charging stations for electric vehicles are popping up left and right. Many common shopping centers today even offer electric charging stations to recharge your car while you shop.

Meet Major General Robin Anderton-Brown. When he's not partaking in dizzying fitness feats he's heading up capability and multi-domain integration at UK Strategic Command. Mivy James talks digital, data and delivery with the man with the plan.

The upgraded engineering development, manufacturing and laboratory space focuses on maturing energy storage, controls and power conversion systems for aviation applications.

BAE Systems technology applies machine learning analytics to automate low-level detection of activities of interest, such as fishing, from available data streams.

Quantum technology is an area of research led by the defence and security sector. BAE Systems is investigating the disciplines of quantum sensing and quantum encryption, both of which present opportunities for significant operational advantage. 

As announced on 14 September by Jeremy Quin MP, Minister for Defence Procurement at DSEi; BAE Systems and Thales UK will collaborate to develop the futuristic Laser Directed Energy Weapon (LDEW) capability as part of the MOD’s Novel Weapons Programme.

The first Typhoon aircraft for the Qatar Emiri Air Force has made its maiden flight.

As we mark International Men's Day, Brad Greve, our CFO and EC sponsor for gender, talks about the influence of positive male role models in his life, and how he hopes to ‘pay it forward’.

We’re regenerating a 1900-acre brownfield site into a community where housing, greenspaces and commercial areas come together in an integrated way.

BAE Systems’ electric drive technology helps transit agencies get to zero emissions.

The Typhoon production line is being transformed through the introduction of new technology, an innovative spirit and effective collaborations with our supply chain.

BAE Systems welcomes the first Royal Navy Sailors to serve on HMS GLASGOW Sailors who will bring to life the first of the UK’s next-generation warships, HMS GLASGOW, were given a warm welcome as they arrived at BAE Systems’ Glasgow shipyards

When Charlie House developed an interest in becoming a sound engineer, he had no idea he was embarking on a career path that would bring him to BAE Systems as a Noise and Vibration Engineer.

HMS Queen Elizabeth entered service into the Royal Navy in December 2017. The ship has gone above and beyond statutory compliance, with extra commitment to environmental protection demonstrated by installing a treatment plant that is capable of gathering and treating all wastewater prior to storage or discharge.

Highlighting our commitment to net zero, over the last 15 years BAE Systems has reduced carbon emissions at Portsmouth Naval Base from c.100,000 tonnes/year to c.35,000 tonnes/year.

Game-winning technology decades in the making

Introducing BAE Systems’ new “rolling lab” concept.

A report commissioned by the UK Space Agency estimated that the loss of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) for just five days would cost the UK economy over £5bn. Currently, most of our GNSS capability is provided by a small number of satellites in Medium Earth Orbit, which are potentially vulnerable to attack.