Munich-based defense startup Helsing presented Clarity on November 11, 2026, in Berlin, an artificial intelligence platform designed to analyze battlefield data and prepare targeting information for human review. Helsing says Clarity was developed in Europe and that customers retain ownership of their data, preserving European sovereignty over sensitive military information. Germany has decided against using Palantir’s Maven system and plans to deploy its own national artificial intelligence targeting system in 2027, with full implementation expected in 2028. Helsing also transferred the MissionOSBw source code, valued at €580 million, to the Bundeswehr and reached a valuation of $18 billion after raising $1.8 billion in a Series E funding round in July 2026. Clarity’s adoption by European governments will depend partly on whether it is incorporated into Germany’s national targeting system.
Source: Read the original article
