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Royal Navy commits £90 million to new Atlantic Net submarine tracking system

Royal Navy commits £90 million to new Atlantic Net submarine tracking system

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The British Royal Navy is allocating £90 million to Atlantic Net, a system for monitoring that integrates maritime drones, underwater sensors, and artificial intelligence. The purpose of this system is to identify Russian underwater dangers in the North Atlantic and safeguard shipping routes, communication cables, and energy infrastructure.

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