In a world where cyber warfare and autonomous weapons redefine conflict, Helsing isn't building another SaaS tool—it's engineering an AI shield for democratic nations. With $828M in funding and a team of 408 engineers, they're betting that the future of defense isn't hardware, but software.

"Helsing isn't just selling AI—they're selling sovereignty. In an era of hybrid warfare, their platform is becoming the digital nervous system for Europe's defense infrastructure."

Helsing's tech stack—built on Next.js, Tailwind, and PWA—suggests a consumer-grade user experience layered over enterprise-grade security. They're not just building military software; they're creating an intuitive interface for complex AI systems that need to work in high-stakes environments. The use of Priority Hints and Lazy Loading shows they obsess over performance, a critical factor when milliseconds matter in defense applications.

• Domain authority: 34K+ monthly searches for their brand name alone
• Talent pipeline: 870+ monthly searches for jobs/careers indicate massive employer brand pull
• European sovereignty: Building EU-based AI infrastructure for defense (not US-dependent)
• Multi-domain expertise: From France to Germany, they're building a pan-European defense network