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- 1Pentagon's Critical Technologies Office Partners With In-Q-Tel●Department of War's Critical Technologies Office Partners With In-Q-Tel to Accelerate Tech
The Department of War's Critical Technologies Office has announced a partnership with In-Q-Tel, the CIA-backed venture capital firm, to speed up the development and adoption of emerging technologies. The announcement, published on the department's official site, signals closer cooperation between defense innovation offices and the intelligence community's tech investment arm. In-Q-Tel invests in startups whose products can serve national security needs, and the tie-up is aimed at getting those capabilities into military hands faster.
- 2Gallatin AI raises $50 million for military logistics platform●Gallatin AI raises $50M in funding for its military logistics platform
Defense tech startup Gallatin AI has raised $50 million in funding to support its military logistics platform. The company builds software aimed at improving how armed forces manage supply chains and movement of equipment. The funding round, reported by SiliconANGLE, underscores growing investor interest in artificial intelligence tools for defense and national security applications.