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Expert warns naval forces need automated EW systems against hypersonic missiles

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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According to an expert speaking at EW Europe, naval forces must rely on more automated electronic warfare systems to survive attacks from hypersonic missiles. These weapons are delivered so fast that traditional human-in-the-loop responses cannot cope. The expert stated that machine learning is the key to automating EW responses, allowing platforms to interpret indicators and reconfigure combat systems.

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The requirement for automated electronic warfare capabilities suggests a growing need for advanced defense technology to counter emerging military threats. This need could drive demand for sophisticated defense products and services.

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    Lockheed Martin could see increased demand for advanced defense technology, potentially affecting revenue.

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