All those involved in the new phase are eligible to receive additional funding of up to €300,000 ($330,000) and “assistance to adapt their ideas for commercial use,” noted the alliance.
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After the pilot year of the accelerator program, Estonia’s defense minister said it received “incredibly positive feedback” and would continue for another year, calling it an “important catalyst for innovation.”
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Deeph Chana said that NATO is “very explicitly encouraging startups to have applications in the more traditional tactical military domain, as well as…in a sort of civil space, such that they have a diverse opportunity for revenue which we think builds more resilient, more investable companies in this space.”
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The Hudson Institute’s Bryan Clark said the NATO innovation hub had learned lessons from Ukraine that could push it in new directions.
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“It is essential that we do everything in our power to remain at the forefront of innovation and technology,” NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.
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