According to the report, Elbit will equip various vehicle platforms with the next generation of advanced tactical computers made by the ETC MK7, which will replace those provided by the company to the Dutch army more than a decade ago. The new advanced tactical computers provide enhanced and more stable capabilities of command and control (SHUB) and tactical information processing, better security for processing and storing task information, and a solid development path for advanced SHUB applications.
Haim Delmer, CEO of ICB and Cyber at Elbit Systems: “We are pleased with our continued involvement in the Dutch Army’s digitization programs. We see the Netherlands as a key market for Elbit Systems and intend to continue our partnership with the Dutch Ministry of Defense and strengthen our industrial collaborations and investments in the country.”
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