In April 2023, IT²EC returns to the Rotterdam Ahoy in the Netherlands for its 32^nd edition. With the strong support of Dutch Ministry of Defence and Armed Forces, around 2,000 visitors and more than 75 exhibitors are expected to convene for the three-day exhibition and conference to discuss the future of military training and explore the technologies that will shape it.

The UK MoD has activated the option for Hadean to continue developing the capabilities of Cloud-distributed simulation for the British Army Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) through Spring 2023.

Hadean is set to collaborate with Microsoft and power the digital transformation of the defence industrial base with scalable, interoperable, and secure cloud-based military training capabilities. 

Deep-tech start-up, Hadean, is set to exhibit at I/ITSEC 2022 and showcase the progress made with the British Army on the next-generation, cloud distributed Collective Training Transformation Programme (CTTP) Pathfinder simulation.

Hadean has become the next member of the PLEXSYS and Thales team that will to help deliver next-generation operational training solutions to the UK Ministry of Defence.

Hadean and CAE are collaborating to advance the utility of synthetic environments and help close the gap between the digital and the real world. 

This Pathfinder agreement marks Hadean’s first direct commitment with military end-users and sets the scene for the wider introduction and application of cloud-based computing.

BAE Systems and distributed computing specialists Hadean will work together to explore developing next generation training for the military forces of tomorrow.

Hadean and Cervus have launched The Forge, a digital decision support engine which uses a number of emerging distributed and spatial web technologies to solve DASA's 'Simulating Future Battlespace Complexity' challenge.

Marty Kauchak, MS&T Group Editor, and MS&T Editor Rick Adams engaged with a diverse group of exhibitors on the conference floor on Day Three.