Armament: Helsing attacks Palantir with new product in the software market
The arms company is launching an agent-based AI platform. It is supposed to help with the evaluation of military data. This could be a selling point for Helsing with the German armed forces.
Helsing, Europe's most valuable defense start-up, has launched a new AI product called Clarity to compete with US company Palantir in the military software market. The platform, presented in Berlin, is designed to help European forces analyze combat data in real-time and gain an information advantage. The German military, or Bundeswehr, is currently seeking to digitalize and unify its data collection and is evaluating offers from 30 companies, including Helsing and sensor manufacturer Hensoldt. The Bundeswehr aims to present a prototype in the second quarter of 2027.
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