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NATO’s DIANA program brings startups into the future of defense

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Warfare is no longer defined solely by boots on the ground. Autonomous drones now swarm across skies once dominated by soldiers, AI systems detect threats faster than human operatives, and cyberattacks can disable entire infrastructures without a single bullet. In this new landscape, NATO is turning to startups to stay ahead. To drive this transformation, the Alliance launched DIANA (Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic) in June…

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Forbes España

How Startups Are Rewriting Defense Manual - Forbes Spain

For decades, defense innovation was a giant thing: Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon. Today, however, key decisions about autonomous drones, artificial combat intelligence or swarms of sensors are being made by 15 people in offices in San Francisco, Berlin or Tel Aviv. The world of defense is transforming, [...] La entrada How startups are rewriting the defense manual aparece primero en Forbes España.

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AFCEA International

DIANA Deadline Approaches as NATO Aims High in Innovation

This year is set to bring the most submissions to NATO’s innovation accelerator program. Can the Alliance match the speed of technological advancement?

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