Navantia and Multiverse Computing Partner on Naval Defense AI
Navantia and Multiverse Computing signed a memorandum of understanding covering AI and quantum inspired technology for naval defense, the companies said in a press release. The agreement covers the development, validation and deployment of technology across naval platforms and systems.
The companies will explore efficient AI for embedded systems, surface vessels and submarines. Other areas include signal processing, situational awareness, mission planning, logistics optimization and command, control, communications and intelligence systems.
Multiverse Computing will provide its CompactifAI technology to reduce AI model size and computing costs for systems with limited processing capacity, power or connectivity. Navantia will provide naval architecture, systems integration, operational requirements and product expertise. The companies will also consider joint proposals for European defense and research programs.
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