‘A step-change’: tech firms battle for undersea dominance with submarine drones
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- Navies worldwide are increasingly investing in autonomous submarines, with the UK’s Royal Navy planning a fleet of underwater uncrewed vehicles (UUVs) to enhance submarine tracking and protect undersea infrastructure. Australia is allocating $1.7 billion for 'Ghost Shark' submarines to address threats from Chinese submarines, while the US Navy is also committing significant resources to various UUV projects.
- This shift towards advanced underwater technology signifies a strategic evolution in naval warfare, emphasizing the importance of undersea capabilities in national defense and the protection of critical maritime assets.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System


