Defense
💡GINC’s Private Companies collection profiles firms worldwide that contribute to national capability through direct procurement, strategic partnerships, or indirect investment. When he was a Navy SEAL, Shield AI co-founder Brandon Tseng experienced firsthand problems where intelligent autonomy could have made life-saving differences. He asked himself what does the military
Defense
💡GINC’s Private Companies collection profiles firms worldwide that contribute to national capability through direct procurement, strategic partnerships, or indirect investment. Founded. XXXX Headquarters. XXXX Epirus is a high-growth tech company based in the US who is developing ‘directed energy systems’ that enable significant counter-electronics effects and power management solutions
National Security Companies
💡GINC’s Private Companies collection profiles firms worldwide that contribute to national capability through direct procurement, strategic partnerships, or indirect investment. Founded. XXXX Headquarters. XXXX The next generation of military technology will depend less on advances in shipbuilding and aircraft design than on advances in software engineering and computing. Unlike
Guides
The term Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) was first popularized by the United States Air Force in 2006. It was initially used to describe nation-state actors or groups conducting long-term, targeted cyber espionage campaigns that exhibited a high level of sophistication and persistence. The term APT was designed to differentiate these
Advanced Persistent Threats
APT1, also known as Comment Crew, is one of the most well-documented Chinese state-sponsored cyber espionage groups, attributed to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Unit 61398
Soft Capabilities
The GINC's guide to Influence and Disinformations role in National Strategy and Capability
Newsletters
Governments are bigger than ever. They are also more useless https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2024/09/23/governments-are-bigger-than-ever-they-are-also-more-useless from The Economist AI OpenAI’s new fundraising is shaking up Silicon Valley https://www.economist.com/business/2024/09/19/openais-new-fundraising-is-shaking-up-silicon-valley from The Economist Influence The private sector won’t
AI Research Institutions
💡GINC’s Private Companies collection profiles firms worldwide that contribute to national capability through direct procurement, strategic partnerships, or indirect investment.
AI Research Institutions
💡GINC’s Private Companies collection profiles firms worldwide that contribute to national capability through direct procurement, strategic partnerships, or indirect investment. Anthropic, OpenAI’s largest startup competitor, has started talking to investors about raising capital in a deal that could value the startup at $30 billion to $40 billion, roughly
Sovereign Wealth Funds
The GINC's guide to Sovereign Wealth Fund's and their role in National Strategy and Capability
Artificial Intelligence
The GINC's guide to Artificial Intelligence's role in National Strategy and Capability
Space Agencies