Finland constructs two NATO DIANA testing sites.

TLDR:

Finland’s VTT Technical Research Centre will establish two DIANA accelerators to explore quantum, 6G communications, and space technologies. The centres will focus on cyber-secure communications, quantum tech, and space in Otaniemi, and 6G network tech in Oulu.

Summary of Article:

Finland, a recent NATO member, will create two DIANA test centres to delve into emerging military technologies. These centres, led by VTT Technical Research Centre, will focus on AI, quantum technology, and more.

The first centre in Otaniemi will specialize in cyber-secure communications, quantum tech, and space technologies. The second centre in Oulu will allow companies to test 6G network technologies.

Quantum computing market growth is estimated between $500m to $1bn in 2022, rising to $10bn by 2030. Finnish Defence Minister emphasizes the importance of testing new technologies to improve alliance security.

Finland’s active involvement in DIANA aims to enhance the country’s defense capabilities, technological base, and contribute to NATO’s security through top-notch expertise.