The United Kingdom Ministry of Defence (MOD) will strengthen its defenses against Russian undersea threats in the North Atlantic following a new £90 million ($121 million) investment in autonomous drones, subsea sensors, and artificial intelligence systems for the Royal Navy. Announced at the International Sea Power Conference in Oslo, Norway, on November 10, 2026, the framework with Hampshire-based Ocean Infinity Solutions launches Atlantic Net—a distributed underwater surveillance network designed to track hostile submarines and safeguard critical transatlantic communications cables and energy infrastructure.
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