Ingrid Lunden

A new London startup, founded by a team with roots in defence and AI, is emerging from stealth this morning, armed with one of the biggest defence tech seed rounds of the year in Europe.

Neural networks, a model for building computing that mimics what we understand about how the brain works, has long been

The UK and Ukraine are taking a big step forward in how they collaborate when it comes to developing military capabilities. The UK government

More funding is pouring into startups building technology to navigate better in water. Regent Craft, a company out of Rhode Island, USA, has now raised a Series B of $240 million to expand production of its dual-use “Seaglider” electric maritime vessels, including a big expansion in Europe.

Drone interceptors are the name of the game right now in Europe, and today one of the companies building systems to defend against drone incursions has raised substantial early investment to expand its business.

The most senior member of Estonia's ministry of defence has resigned over a procurement controversy involving buying ammunition for Ukraine.

Some more consolidation is afoot in the defence startup world, this time taking aim at one of the more pernicious

Back in February, during the Munich Security Conference, we wrote about how German/Swiss/US startup Auterion and Ukrainian startup Airlogix were using the event to

Mistral, the French artificial intelligence startup, aims to carve out a position for itself as the “sovereign” solution for organisations in Europe and beyond that want to adopt AI, but with ultimate control over their data, the AI models they use, and everything else. On Tuesday, Mistral announced a giant fundraise it's hoping will help it fill out that ambition: a Series D of €3 billion that values Mistral at more than €21 billion.

A new partnership between two startups in Germany and the US hopes to bring the moonshot concept of space data