Ukrainian autonomy company The Fourth Law unveils an anti-Shahed drone
Ukraine-based autonomy company The Fourth Law has unveiled Zerov, an autonomous interceptor drone built to engage long-range strike UAVs in the Shahed class. The platform was developed as a response to the growing use of low-cost Iranian-designed drones that Russian forces have deployed extensively during the war. The Fourth Law...
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MSC got the urgency right. The hard part comes next
A few weeks on from the Munich Security Conference, something many of the Resilience Media community no doubt attended, I...
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If Russia Wins: Lessons for the UK and Europe
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The second valley of death
Every founder knows about the first valley of death – that phase where you're doing everything possible to find your...
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Europe’s cloud future is about collaboration
For years, data sovereignty had been treated as a theoretical concern – debated in policy circles yet usually deferred behind...
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Capital under siege: Sanctions, supply chains and politics now drive VC decisions
For the last three decades, European venture capital has benefited from a grand assumption that rarely makes it into pitch...
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