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GALLOS Raises £35 million as Security Start-up Funding Gathers Pace
GALLOS Technologies has secured $50 million (£35 million), giving the London-based investor new capacity as capital flows into security and defence technology. Jointly led by Ventura Capital and Aberdeen Investments, the round reflects confidence in businesses tackling security challenges. For GALLOS, the funding expands its capacity to build and back companies positioned at the intersection…
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Airbus Invests in €500 Million Fund to Boost Europe’s Defence Companies
Europe is looking for quicker ways to strengthen its defence industry as demand grows for locally developed technology. A new investment fund aims to help promising companies grow with stronger financial support. Airbus Defence and Space has joined the effort as the fund’s main investor. The move also reflects European defence tech aim of keeping…
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NATO innovation fund Reshapes Defence Tech Strategy
As security challenges intensify across Europe, NATO is increasing investment in advanced technologies to secure future military advantage. Artificial intelligence, quantum computing and autonomous systems are reshaping how allies detect threats and respond to crises. NATO planners argue that future military success will depend on processing vast amounts of data quickly and converting intelligence into…
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Europe’s defence tech boom makes AI the next power shift
Europe’s defence sector is entering a new technology race. Across the continent, European defence startups are building drones, autonomy software, sensors and battlefield data tools for a security environment that is changing faster than traditional procurement can handle. Ukraine has made that shift impossible to ignore. Lower-cost systems, rapid software updates and AI-assisted decisions are…
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Europe’s military autonomy push gains fresh defence tech funding
Europe’s military autonomy push is no longer an abstract debate in Brussels or Berlin. It is being tested in factories, software labs, and venture capital meetings, where the next generation of defence capability is starting to take shape. One clear signal comes from ARX Robotics, the German company building autonomous ground vehicles and military AI…
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How EU funding is shaping AI, drone, and cyber power
Europe’s security priorities are shifting quickly. The European Commission has unveiled €1.07 billion, or roughly £930 million, for 57 European Defence Fund projects, pushing investment into technologies now reshaping digital defence, from artificial intelligence and cyber defence to drones and counter-drone systems. That investment carries weight well beyond Brussels. EU defence funding is no longer…
