UK gets its hands on Ukraine’s Avengers AI data
The UK and Ukraine are taking a big step forward in how they collaborate when it comes to developing military capabilities. The UK government has agreed to use Ukraine's Avengers AI Labs database -- a vast trove of information tracking Russian battlefield activities over the last several years -- to...
UK gets its hands on Ukraine’s Avengers AI data
The UK and Ukraine are taking a big step forward in how they collaborate when it comes to developing military...
Read moreDetailsGermany’s STARK delivers Germany its first unmanned reconnaissance vehicle, the Seetaube
German defence company STARK, which recently raised $500 million from various funders, has delivered the first Seetaube unmanned surface vessel...
Read moreDetailsSmaller satellites are getting sharper eyes
Belgium-based Simera Sense is pushing further into the space market with the xScape200 Dual-Use, a new version of its compact...
Read moreDetailsInside Resilience Conference: Where Defence Tech Meets the Press
At Resilience Media, a founding part of our mission was to inform the wider tech sector and society about the...
Read moreDetailsOshen raises $5M to scale autonomous ocean robots for defence missions
Plymouth-based robotics company Oshen has raised $5 million to ramp up production of its autonomous ocean robots as demand grows...
Read moreDetailsArkenstone talks about the most boring parts of military manufacturing
The future of warfare may depend on drones, AI, autonomous systems, and weapons that barely existed a few years ago....
Read moreDetailsUK-based Tiberius begins formal testing of its Invictus missile
Tiberius Aerospace, a company whose Chief Strategy Officer is former Nest and Apple engineer Andy Baynes, is moving its Invictus...
Read moreDetailsYevhenii Khmara takes over Ukraine’s Defense Ministry in wake of Fedorov turmoil
Ukraine has a new defence minister: Yevhenii Khmara, formerly a leader in the country’s security and intelligence service, has now...
Read moreDetailsCallosum raises $100M to build an alternative to winner-takes-all in AI
Neural networks, a model for building computing that mimics what we understand about how the brain works, has long been...
Read moreDetailsGALLOS Technologies raises £35M to expand defence tech portfolio
UK defence and security investor GALLOS Technologies has raised £35 million to build and back more companies working across national...
Read moreDetailsGerman drone crash highlights the need for controlled test ranges, drone countermeasures
A drone crashed during a test flight at Test- und Forschungsflugfeld Peenemünde in northern Germany on August 12, 2026,...
Read moreDetailsSomething new, something BIG at Resilience Conference London
Back in 2024 we developed our LAUNCH@RC stage, where six early-stage startups got to pitch to the audience with a...
Read moreDetailsLITILIT secures €8m to develop high-power modular laser system
Lithuanian laser specialist LITILIT has secured €8 million in financing to develop a high-power modular femtosecond laser system, technology that...
Read moreDetailsNigeria’s Terra raises $18M, opens an office in London and facility in Ghana
Terra Industries, the Nigerian defence tech startup building aerial and ground systems designed for defence of national and critical infrastructure,...
Read moreDetailsFibre-optic drones: flying in the face of reason
The image is arresting: a once-pristine Ukrainian forest is now strung with plastic fibre-optic cable, gossamer lines spanning trees...
Read moreDetailsAustralia puts speed ahead of perfection in new defence technology strategy
Australia has unveiled a 10-year plan to overhaul how it develops and buys military technology, with AI, autonomous systems and...
Read moreDetailsChinese tech in Royal Navy drones exposes UK defence supply chain dilemma
Britain’s push for cheaper, faster military technology comes with a catch: somewhere inside that shiny new British-built drone, there may...
Read moreDetailsMaterial issue: the sovereign supply chain Europe is trying to build
Drones need carbon fibre, buildings need cement, and shells need TNT -- meet the startups helping Europe to make its...
Read moreDetailsConfirmed: Cambridge Aerospace raised $300M at a $3.4B valuation
You read it here first, and now the company has finally confirmed it: Cambridge Aerospace — the startup aiming to...
Read moreDetailsOne year in: What we’ve learned about the Resilience Media audience
In the last 12 months, Resilience Media expanded its newsroom and shifted from a Substack newsletter to a standalone website...
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