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This article details breakthrough field trials of quantum sensing technologies—specifically magnetic navigation and quantum gravimetry—that successfully provide accurate positioning without relying on satellite signals. These tests demonstrate that quantum sensors are maturing from laboratory concepts into viable alternatives for military and maritime operations, directly addressing the growing threat of GPS jamming and spoofing. The convergence of these independent trials across different continents confirms that quantum navigation is transitioning toward practical deployment as a critical resilience layer for global infrastructure.

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Quantum navigation is closing in on GPS as three separate trials show satellites are no longer the only way forward

GDELTSeptember 9, 20263 min read

Global positioning systems (GPS) have long served as the invisible backbone guiding ships, aircraft, and military operations across the planet. That reliance now faces a genuine challenge, as adversaries increasingly jam or spoof satellite signals to disrupt navigation entirely. Three organizations on three continents have each tested working alternatives within…

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