Baltic States, Estonia, Lithuania, Ukraine
Baltic drone manufacturers compete to test their products in Ukraine

The Tech Telegraph
David Boisseau takes on Wide Int, Warsaw's GEOINT tool, IronFlight.ai raises funds

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT, with a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

ParisDavid Boisseau takes control of forensics specialist Wide Int

WarsawPoland tests GEOINT data analysis platforms

San FranciscoUkrainian-US drone maker IronFlight.ai raises cash to develop tools

Baltic States, Denmark
Denmark keen to try out Estonian intelligence-gathering technology

The Danish Defence Intelligence Service, which is looking to update its equipment, is showing a keen interest in the Estonian intelligence-gathering products presented at the annual DALO Industry Days trade fair.

United States
Crimson Phoenix, a key US intelligence player in tracking Russian forces

The Defense Intelligence Agency relies on a Virginia-based cyber company for day-to-day monitoring of the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine, United States
Thor Dynamics aims to revolutionise anti-drone warfare in Ukraine

Thor is testing its anti-drone equipment in Ukraine, combining artificial intelligence and next-generation laser technologies. The US firm aims to bring about a paradigm shift in this sector on the Ukrainian battlefield.

Ukraine, United States
Wilder Systems seeks partners in Ukraine for low-cost drone programme

The US industrial robotics firm is launching a programme to build low-cost tactical and kamikaze drones. It is seeking to test its technologies on the battlefield in Ukraine.

France, Germany
Secret Franco-German military research centre exploits battlefield feedback from Ukraine

The Institut Saint-Louis, which is under the authority of the French and German defence ministries, is using feedback from the conflict in Ukraine to develop disruptive drone, interception and AI systems.

Russia
ARM-K-M, Russia's clone of Ukrainian GEOINT software Kropyva

To make up for its lack of data fusion software, Moscow is rushing to copy systems captured in the Ukrainian theatre.