5 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
EDO publishes long-form research papers and essays on defence intelligence, military adaptation, and emerging technology, including SSRN preprints and a 'Signal' series assessing technology readiness. Readers get formal frameworks, historical case studies, and explicit assessments of what is real versus hype.
A company blog from Aerobavovna, a maker of tethered aerostats and high-altitude platforms, covering lighter-than-air funding data, first-order feasibility estimates for protecting infrastructure with aerostats, and developments in Polish and Ukrainian aerostat programmes. Readers get sourced market figures, engineering back-of-envelope calculations and news on military aerostat deployments, with some product promotion.
James Wise, a venture capitalist at Balderton, writes a newsletter on generative AI, its economic effects, and his investment work, including his Sovereign AI fund and deals like Quantum Systems. Readers get a mix of macro commentary on AI-driven cost changes and firsthand updates from inside venture investing.
A monthly newsletter from Novatech Defence covering defence technology roadmaps, component pricing and supply, and IT procurement strategy. Issues combine practical deployment guidance, market analysis and interviews with procurement staff.
Security Land is a news-style digest covering cybersecurity and defence technology stories, such as Proton Mail's post-quantum encryption rollout, a Westcon-Comstor conference announcement, and a UK-Belgium electronic warfare partnership. Readers get short write-ups that mostly restate press releases and announcements, with little independent analysis.
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