LA DÉFENSE — In a groundbreaking move, Thales (EPA: HO), a global leader in aerospace, defense, transportation, and security, has announced an expanded partnership with Neural Labs, a leading provider of video analysis for Smart Cities and AI-based Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). This strategic collaboration aims to revolutionize vehicle access control and logistical planning, offering secure, efficient, and practical solutions to meet the evolving needs of urban environments, according to a press release published on EuropaWire.

Under this extended partnership, Neural Labs will leverage Thales’s Sentinel platform, renowned for its software monetization and licensing capabilities, to streamline the creation and issuance of licenses. By harnessing Sentinel’s suite of services for software licensing, entitlement management, delivery, and protection, Neural Labs aims to enhance operational efficiency while reducing costs and strengthening its software’s competitive edge.

The roots of collaboration between Thales and Neural Labs run deep, spanning over two decades. Now, with the integration of Thales Sentinel Cloud Licensing, Neural Labs is poised to unlock new levels of flexibility in managing its Software as a Service (SaaS) offerings. This integration empowers seamless deployment and updates across Neural Labs’ product portfolio and expanding sales teams, marking a significant leap forward in its digital transformation journey.

Elias Varcarcel, CEO of Neural Labs, expressed confidence in the partnership’s expansion, highlighting its pivotal role in scaling the company’s operations and safeguarding its software assets. Damien Bullot, Vice President of Software Monetization at Thales, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the company’s unwavering commitment to supporting Neural Labs’ mission of enhancing urban safety and efficiency through innovative solutions.

The collaboration between Thales and Neural Labs signifies a shared commitment to driving innovation and delivering tangible value in software licensing and monetization. As both companies continue to push the boundaries of technology, they pave the way for a safer, smarter, and more efficient future in urban transportation and beyond.