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Two unmanned surface vessels operate in tandem in calm waters at Dapeng Bay.

Taiwanese USVs Showcase Autonomous Teaming with AI Software

Imagine a fleet of unmanned ships working together like a well-oiled machine, covering vast areas with ease - in fact, five of these autonomous USVs could search an area up to 8.3 times larger than they could alone. Recently, two Taiwanese USVs equipped with Shield AI's Hivemind software successfully demonstrated this capability, detecting and escorting a crewed vessel out of a designated area off southern Taiwan.

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Security operations center with analysts at workstations and multiple screens displaying data, set against an urban backdrop.

Autonomous Teaming Closes Defenders' Speed Gap

The alarmingly rapid pace of cyber threats has left defenders scrambling to keep up, with the time from vulnerability disclosure to working exploit dwindling from 56 days in 2024 to a staggering 10 hours in 2026. Meanwhile, defenders are still stuck on human time, struggling to match the lightning-fast speed of attackers who now operate in seconds.

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