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Proximus, Thales win contract to modernise NATO IT infrastructure
- Proximus and Thales formed a consortium that secured a six-year IT contract from NATO's Communications and Information Agency to modernize NATO's core network through 2029.
- This contract builds on Proximus' recent agreement worth 100 million euros with the Belgian federal government and aligns with NATO's approach to ensuring sustained digital security and readiness for operations.
- The consortium will deliver infrastructure as a service on an accredited cloud, including over 5,000 secure laptops with multi-domain security, advanced cybersecurity solutions, and managed Wi-Fi upgrades at NATO sites.
- Proximus highlighted that the new infrastructure will enable NCIA staff to access essential IT services securely and effectively, with the goal of transforming operations and enhancing collaboration across several locations.
- This project positions Proximus and Thales as key partners in NATO's technological modernization, enhancing connectivity, security, and real-time communication to support NCIA’s evolving needs.
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Proximus and Thales awarded major contract by NATO to modernize its IT infrastructure (Proximus SA)
) The consortium formed by Proximus and Thales has been selected by the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) to manage and operate its core network. This project which will run until the end of 2029, aims to provide a state-of-the-art integrated technology ecosystem to revolutionize the operations and collaboration of NCIA users. This major project will strengthen their digital capabilities through a secure and scalable
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Proximus, Thales win contract to modernise NATO IT infrastructure
Belgium's Proximus and France's Thales have won a major NATO contract to modernise the alliance's IT infrastructure, the two companies said on Tuesday.The Belgian telecoms provider and the French defence group have been selected by the NATO Communications and Information Agency to manage and operate its core
Proximus and Thales snag deal to modernise NATO’s core network
News The deal includes cloud and telecoms infrastructure, as well as the supply of over 5,000 laptops A partnership between Proximus and Thales has won a contract to modernise the IT infrastructure of NATO’s Communications and Information Agency (NCIA). The project, which will run until the end of 2029, will see the partners “provide a state-of-the-art integrated technology ecosystem to revolutionize the operations and collaboration of NCIA user…
Proximus, Thales to modernise NATO's IT infrastructure - Mobile Europe
The two are to add mobile and integrate it with the upgraded, more secure infrastructure and manage the core network The consortium formed by Proximus and Thales has been selected by the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) to manage and operate its core network. This project will run until the end of 2029. It aims to provide a modern, integrated tech ecosystem to “revolutionize” the operations and collaboration of NCIA users, accor…
The NATO Information and Communication Agency (NCIA) has just awarded a contract to Thales and Proximus, within a new consortium, to modernise the IT infrastructure of its corporate network. Behind the sobriety of the announcement, is (finally) an anchoring of the Alliance in managed cloud solutions, carried by European industry. This partnership aims to ... The NATO article, a discreet but strategic turning point towards the European cloud has …
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