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So an aircraft’s effectiveness in battle is determined, in part, by how quickly its electronics can be upgraded. And while the technology of how to make an airplane powerful, streamlined, and maneuverable is fairly mature, computer technology continues to improve exponentially. Now it’s about how well it can interpret information from many different sources and present the data to pilots in ways they can instantly understand and act upon. Delta-winged, conical-nosed jet fighters that fly at twice the speed of sound and carry a few tons of bombs and missiles under their wings were around in the Vietnam War.īut an aircraft’s effectiveness is no longer determined mainly by how fast it can fly or how quickly it can turn.

To an untrained eye, the Gripen E does not look greatly different from its predecessors which flew 50 years ago. The JAS 39E Gripen, which first flew last December, is the latest version of a Mach 2 fighter that rolled out in 1987. “Our job is to let the pilot make decisions faster than the other pilot,” Segertoft says, and, over the years, Gripen pilots have out-maneuvered a few other hotshot fighters in international exercises. Johan Segertoft, head of the Gripen E program at the Swedish aerospace company Saab, speaks about the new E version in terms that might seem more suited to computers than to military hardware: He talks about software upgrades and data layers, coding and multicore processors.

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