Stand with Ukraine this winter: help Khartiia Corps raise $150,000
Those of you who attended Resilience Conference in London will remember that we asked Eveline Buchatskiy, Managing Partner, D3 to open the conference with a reminder of how hard things are right now in Ukraine. That is the context in which we are all working and we mustn’t forget that....
Two years after Trinity House, the money is there. The machinery is not.
The UK and Germany account for almost four-fifths of recorded European venture funding in defence. But a system qualified in...
Read moreDetailsThe need for speed is a need for data
Editors’ note: NATO has been closely coordinating with Member States to support Ukraine along a number of pathways, from funding...
Read moreDetailsStand with Ukraine this winter: help Khartiia Corps raise $150,000
Those of you who attended Resilience Conference in London will remember that we asked Eveline Buchatskiy, Managing Partner, D3 to...
Read moreDetailsEuropeans give the Ukrainian defence industry an investment boost
Four years after the Russian full-scale invasion, Ukraine has built a formidable defence industry, with unparalleled battlefield experience and a...
Read moreDetailsKova Labs bets on low-cost autonomy for Europe’s forested battlefields
In October, a Portuguese special operations soldier on a military exercise in the country took less than five minutes to...
Read moreDetailsFrance is a hard defence market for startups to crack, but also one of Europe’s most valuable
France has quietly set about building one of the world’s biggest arms-export machines, overtaking Russia in 2024 to become the...
Read moreDetailsNeros gets a $450M helping hand, in the form of a loan from the US government
Neros, the US-based startup with ambitions to produce small dual-use drones at scale that are US-made but still low-cost, has...
Read moreDetails‘Ladies and gentlemen, Article 5 has been invoked’
Every 10 seconds, a loud boom goes off. No warning, just a succession of explosions. The first few times I...
Read moreDetailsStark’s Gambit drones to get Granta gimbals
Lithuanian drone company Granta Autonomy and loitering munitions Berlin-based unicorn Stark have signed a memorandum of understanding to integrate Granta’s...
Read moreDetailsUkraine and Russia hit by emergency alert app hacks spreading false nuclear warnings
Residents in Ukraine and Russia received false warnings of nuclear strikes and other attacks on Sunday night after hackers compromised...
Read moreDetailsHypersonica raises €100M more to speed up and build out its hypersonic ambitions
Hypersonic missiles -- systems that are capable of striking at long-range and high-speed, yet still remain accurate -- are not...
Read moreDetailsGallium Defense raises €7.1M to develop lower-cost drone detection radar
French defence technology startup Gallium Defense has raised €7.1 million to develop a drone detection radar that it says could...
Read moreDetailsPelagon comes out of stealth to help secure maritime infrastructure from underwater threats
Unmanned systems are starting to dominate yet another domain: seas and oceans. Ukraine’s navy said that in September, they recorded...
Read moreDetailsQuantum Leap: Quantum Systems’ journey from ISR to full military neo-prime
A cold, foggy, and windy military training field in the centre of Germany was not where I expected to be...
Read moreDetailsScoop: Salesforce is paying $375M for Rune Technologies
Salesforce is acquiring defence tech startup Rune Technologies for $375 million in a combination of shares and cash, according to...
Read moreDetailsRussia-linked sabotage could put European lives at risk, intelligence report warns
Russian-linked sabotage operations in Europe could increasingly target airports, moving trains, and defence manufacturers over the next six months, with...
Read moreDetailsGerman startup MuRay raises €7.1M to inspect defence components using muons
Hamburg-based deep tech startup MuRay has raised €7.1 million to develop an industrial imaging system capable of seeing through dense...
Read moreDetailsReport: Europe’s defence boom draws industrial buyers to dual-use startups
The dual-use dividend has generated a rush of investment into European startups whose technology serves both civilian and military customers....
Read moreDetailsPeter Sarlin’s road to European defence
One year after emerging from stealth with €100 million to develop AI for autonomous systems, command centres and other military...
Read moreDetailsEurope’s Eastern Flank invests more in defence tech than the US, NATO and Europe
The second edition of Tough Tech by the Tough Ten has just been released and it shows that Europe's Eastern...
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