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Achieving Spectrum Dominance

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Is technological superiority enough to achieve spectrum dominance?

Lessons from Ukraine suggest otherwise. In an increasingly contested electromagnetic environment, superiority depends not only on advanced technologies, but also on the ability to observe, understand and continuously adapt to evolving threats.

Yet translating innovation into operational advantage remains challenging. Limited access to operational data, industrial dependencies and barriers to collaboration can undermine even the most sophisticated solutions.

To explore these challenges, Starburst interviewed around ten key stakeholders from across the defence ecosystem. The findings were further discussed at an event held on October 22, in collaboration with the Defense Innovation Agency (AID). The event brought together startups including Gallium Défense, Apeiroon and Arkane Tech; SMEs and scale-ups such as Cerbair and Anywaves; and corporates such as Eviden Avantix. Institutional perspectives included Major Cyril Pierrou (AID), alongside representatives from Dronivka and Pacte Espace (DGA).

Drawing on these insights, the white paper explores a central question: how can Europe turn its technological and industrial strengths into lasting electromagnetic superiority? Part of the answer lies in combining startup agility, industrial integration capabilities and military operational expertise. But achieving this requires...

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