At Washington’s premiere defence show the primes rule the roost
Across the street from the Carnegie Library Apple Store, not far from the National Portrait Gallery, missile launchers are aimed at the sky. Next to them, an autonomous ground drone scans the area using LIDAR, ensuring that it can negotiate rough terrain without GPS. A few feet over, an AI-based...
At Washington’s premiere defence show the primes rule the roost
Across the street from the Carnegie Library Apple Store, not far from the National Portrait Gallery, missile launchers are aimed...
Read moreDetailsJapan to acquire interceptors from Ukraine’s SkyFall
Japan's Ministry of Defence has signed a contract to acquire interceptor drones from Ukrainian manufacturer SkyFall, Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi...
Read moreDetailsUK plots to strengthen national defences against emerging AI threats
Britain plans to use AI to hunt for weaknesses in government systems. At the same time it says it is...
Read moreDetailsUkrainian drones strike 3 Russian data centres in 4 days, disrupting critical digital infrastructure
Three Yandex data centres have been hit by Ukrainian drones in the space of four days, knocking out facilities that...
Read moreDetailsThe Fourth Law and Odd Systems to produce thermal sensors in EU and US
Ukrainian defense technology companies The Fourth Law and Odd Systems have announced a new initiative for large-scale production of thermal...
Read moreDetailsUAV surveillance firm Monopulse raises over €2M to further expand its NATO markets
Danish-Lithuanian unmanned aerial vehicle manufacturer MNP Technologijos, operating under the Monopulse brand, has raised over €2 million. The funding will...
Read moreDetailsExclusive: Reveal Technology receives $9.5M US Army order for their 3D mapping platform
US-based Reveal Technology has received a $9.5 million purchase order from the US Army to expand deployment of its Farsight...
Read moreDetailsOccam Industries quietly raised €3.8M
Occam Industries, the British-Ukrainian defence software startup, has raised some more funding: a seed round of €3.8 million led by...
Read moreDetailsNATO’s eastern flank needs cheaper air defences to counter Russian threats, industry warns
NATO needs to rethink how it defends its eastern flank against Russian aerial threats, with industry leaders warning that existing...
Read moreDetailsSocial networking apps like Snapchat are being used to recruit agents in grey-zone warfare, says Augur CEO
Grey-zone manoeuvres are closer than you think to disrupting everyday life, even in countries far from the frontlines of current...
Read moreDetailsGCHQ CTO warns outdated procurement risks driving UK tech overseas
GCHQ has warned that government procurement rules “designed for the 1900s” are making it harder to turn British technology into...
Read moreDetailsEstonia’s Golbriak Space raises €4M
Estonian space tech company Golbriak Space has raised €4 million to expand its production capacity as the firm prepares to...
Read moreDetailsUkraine’s military tells defence startups to get closer to the front line
Defence companies looking to sell into Ukraine should stop treating the country's military as a testing ground and start treating...
Read moreDetailsAirlogix opens UK production as Ukraine pushes defence industry west
Ukrainian drone maker Airlogix has opened production in the UK, as Kyiv pushes for deeper integration between its defence industry...
Read moreDetailsNATO Innovation Fund and Finland’s DEFINE sign MoU
The NATO Innovation Fund (NIF) and Defence Innovation Network Finland (DEFINE) have launched a new partnership to help NIF-backed startups...
Read moreDetailsBuntar Aerospace raises $16M led by Freedom Fund
Buntar Aerospace -- a Ukrainian company that has developed an intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) platform and corresponding reconnaissance drone...
Read moreDetailsGCHQ head warns AI advances are exposing Britain’s legacy systems
Britain's legacy technology is already being exposed by rapid advances in AI, GCHQ director Anne Keast-Butler has warned, as the...
Read moreDetailsUSEUCOM builds new ‘front door’ for European defence tech
US European Command is reshaping how it finds, tests and champions new technology in Europe, after acknowledging that startups have...
Read moreDetailsNATO can’t wait for a sovereign European AI stack
NATO does not have time to wait for Europe to build a fully sovereign technology stack before preparing for a...
Read moreDetailsAuterion launches vendor-agnostic vertical drone launcher
German defence software company Auterion has introduced a modular vertical launch system designed to deploy several types of drones from...
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