Participation in the SIGNAL 2025 Seminar: Advancing Information Superiority for the Naval Forces of Tomorrow
We were delighted to take part last week in the SIGNAL 2025 seminar organized by the French Navy (Marine Nationale) in Toulon — an event dedicated to the Information Superiority strategy for Naval Warfare.
This ambitious technological acceleration program aims to structure and coordinate the Navy’s entire set of digital capabilities around a clear objective: to secure a decisive operational advantage in tomorrow’s naval environment through high-performance, sovereign solutions.
By accelerating digital development, enhancing system interoperability, and optimizing data collection and processing, the SIGNAL strategy will enable French naval units to access timely, accurate, and actionable information — a critical asset for maintaining operational initiative at sea.
On this occasion, we had the honor of presenting our low-power, multi-orbit (LEO/GEO) user terminal, specifically designed to meet the demanding requirements of the most complex operational environments. This innovative solution is built to be integrated on board naval vessels and to support the sovereign, resilient connectivity of tomorrow’s naval forces.
A sincere thank you to the French Navy for their warm welcome, and to all the stakeholders committed to driving this strategic transformation.
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