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PARIS --- As part of the second phase of Project Artemis[1], Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, has been selected, alongside its strategic partners – Capgemini and the CEA – to deliver a prototype of a Big Data platform to the French Defense Procurement Agency (Direction Générale de l’Armement, DGA)[2]. Une innovation qui donnera à notre défense toutes les cartes pour répondre aux conflits de l’avenir.

La seconde phase du programme ARTEMIS a débuté le 14 mai, la DGA ayant retenu le groupement Thales/Sopra Steria et la société Atos, associée à Cap Gemini et au CEA. Le projet ARTEMIS « Une innovation ouverte sur la recherche et l’économie civile. ARTEMIS is an innovative 15-year partnership agreement aimed at providing a sovereign Big Data solution to keep pace with exponential growth in data volumes, transmission speeds and formats, and involves major changes in the design of information systems.Digitalisation is gaining ground in every aspect of combat operations conducted by French forces, but the digital transformation goes well beyond what is visible on the battlefield, increasingly affecting everything from logistic support and maintenance to intelligence systems, predictive analysis, operational information and communication systems, cybersecurity, training and simulation.Thales and Sopra Steria, acting as a consortium are recognised players in Big Data and intend to support the French Ministry of the Armed Forces’ (Ministry of Defence) digital development, which is gaining pace under France’s 2019–25 defence spending plan.Thales, in partnership with Sopra Steria, is delighted to have been selected by the DGA to implement the second phase of the innovative ARTEMIS partnership programme, which will improve the platform’s capabilities and extend its resilience and adequacy numerous more demanding end-use.As part of this build phase, the consortium Thales / Sopra Steria will notably test the solution in the areas of cybersecurity, intelligence, image processing, maintenance, soldiers’ health and maritime situational awareness. The DGA planning team are proficient in many of the planning software systems currently being utilised in the construction industry. French Defence Procurement Agency Selects Thales to Expand Big Data Capabilities of the Armed ForcesDigitalisation is gaining ground in every aspect of the combat operations conducted by French forces, but the digital transformation goes well beyond what is visible on the battlefield, increasingly affecting everything from logistic support and maintenance to intelligence systems, predictive analysis, operational information and communication systems, cybersecurity, training and simulation. The DGA aims to equip all the French Navy’s submarines with this heavy torpedo, the most performant of its generation. « Depuis le printemps 2013, nous avons commencé les essais avec un prototype en mer Méditerranée. Project Artemis aims to provide the French Ministry of the Armed Forces with a sovereign « infostructure » for massive data storage and management. Naval Group has launched the F21 torpedo during the Artémis programme led by the French Defence Procurement Agency (Direction Générale de l’Armement -DGA). Dans le cadre de la deuxième phase du projet Artemis[1], Atos, leader international de la transformation digitale, est sélectionné avec ses partenaires stratégiques – Capgemini et le CEA – pour livrer un démonstrateur de plateforme Big Data à la Direction Générale de l’Armement (DGA). Ce tir a été effectué début mai à partir d’un sous-marin nucléaire d’attaque (SNA). Through this programme, the Group once again demonstrates its high-tech expertise, particularly in the areas of Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity.

It will be rolled out progressively at various operational sites.Ultimately, the platform will fulfil the needs of inter-ministerial agencies facing big data issues, including the French border agency, justice system and homeland security, and will also be available to other government agencies.Working with an ecosystem of 80 innovative SMEs, labs and larger companies, Thales and Sopra Steria are dedicated to supporting the French Ministry of the Armed Forces’ ambitions to ensure that operators have the best information available at every decisive moment of their mission. La direction générale de l’armement (DGA) a organisé le 1 er octobre à Paris le forum Artemis. Canada Receives Three Bids from US, Sweden for Fighter CompetitionSpain Agrees to Buy 7 Airbus Aircraft and 40 Helos in Exchange for Fewer Job LossesUS Marine Corps Shuts Down Tank Units, Hauls Away M1A1sPentagon Says China, Russia Nearing Status as US Nuclear PeersKMW Wins €280M Bundeswehr Order for Leguan Bridge LayersBritish MPs to Probe Foreign Involvement in Defence Supply ChainUS Approves $126M Sale of 88 Fast Boats, Weapons to PhilippinesGermany Dissolves Special Forces Company Over Far Right LinksSwiss Army Chooses Indago 3 Small UAVs for Tactical ReconnaissancePLA Navy H-6G and H-6J Bombers Train in South China SeaPeru Renews Viking Support Contract for Twin OttersPentagon CIO Efforts Driven by National Defense StrategyTriumph to Provide Aftermarket Services to GAL in Mid-EastFinal Australian F-18 Hornet Completes Deep MaintenanceNorth Korea says tested 'super-large' rocket launchersNorth Korea says tested 'super-large' rocket launchersNorth Korea fires two 'ballistic missiles' into seaNorth Korea fires two 'ballistic missiles' into seaIn Colombia, fleet of cartel narco-subs poses challenge for navySaudi jet 'downing' in Yemen stirs alarm over Huthi weaponryItalian Minister Confirms Sale of Two Frigates to Egypt; Two More May FollowPentagon Depends on Lockheed for F-35 Accounting and DataIndustry Submits New Offer for EuroDrone: Dassault CEOThe Littoral Combat Ship Shows the Folly of ConcurrencyUS Should Welcome Open Discussion of NATO’s Nuclear StrategySpeed Kills: The Danger of Rushing Weapons into ProductionF-35 Block 4 Upgrade Slides Two Years As Cost Increases by $1.5 Bn: GAOF-35 Production Costs to Drop But Sustainment Costs to Increase: PentagonShipyard Delivers First Borei-A SSBN to Russian NavyItaly Clears Initial Order for 40 Centauro II Tank DestroyersUS Releases More Details About MiG-29s, Su-24s It Says Were Flown to LibyaUS Approves $1.2Bn Patriot PAC-3 Missile Package for KuwaitGE Delivers First F414 Engine for South Korea’s KF-X Fighter ProgramBoeing Resumes 737 MAX Production, Announces First 6,700 LayoffsNew French Army H160M Helicopter to Enter Service Two Years EarlyTwo Royal Navy Missile Submarines Sidelined by Technical ProblemsBombardier Closes $550M Sale of the CRJ Program to MitsubishiUK Statement on Resuming Arms Exports to Saudi ArabiaEU Commissioners Call for United, Resilient and Sovereign EuropeEuropean Defence Should Not Be A Casualty of Covid-19Director Capability Speaks on Future of British ArmyHead of Finland’s H-X Fighter Program Details Fly-OffsUS Undersecretary Lord Briefing on Defense Acquisition

Thales, in partnership with Sopra Steria, is delighted to have been selected by the DGA to implement the second phase of the innovative ARTEMIS partnership programme, which will improve the platform’s capabilities and extend its scope of application. La DGA notifie à Thales et Sopra Steria la deuxième phase du programme ARTEMIS (Architecture de Traitement et d’Exploitation Massive de l’Information multi-Sources). À ce jour, nous en avons réalisé une dizaine avec succès.