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Thales tech is today poised to upscale satellite capacity by 100x. Satellite Project Manager at Thales Alenia Space, Jérôme Fraresso, reveals how.

18,357 Thales’ traveling wave tubes have been launched into orbit since 1974. With 100,000 years of combined time in orbit, this technology today supports the majority of global communication uplinks. 

​​With a career that has encompassed academic research, commercial applications of cryptography and running a start-up, Aline Gouget, Thales, is a shining example of what women can achieve in technology. And she has an award to prove it. She tells us about her career. ...

Diversity is currently on the strategic road map of the majority of large companies for several reasons: efficiency, legal, ethical, gender-related, age-related, etc. That is to say, managing diversity has to be the organization’s basic unit of measure. ...

Diversity, in terms of gender, nationality, origin, etc., is important.

Different studies by the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) reveal that a country’s economic growth increases rapidly when women participate fully in the workforce.

The 'Fourth Industrial Revolution' is already at work at Thales Alenia Space, where the digital integration of the most advanced manufacturing technologies provide clients today with quick turn-around for customized satellites and at competitive cost. ...

Thales is working with helicopter operators to improve their operations for civil and military services, increasing mission efficiency, interoperability and reactivity thanks to connectivity and on-board open-world applications. ...

For companies and organizations seeking to navigate their way through today's cyber-insecure world, peril lurks in many forms. Fighting back is possible, but doing so effectively requires first knowing who you’re up against.

As the nature of security threats facing airports is constantly evolving, so too must the mechanisms for detecting and preventing them to ensure that they remain safe places for passengers and airport staff worldwide.